メンタルヘルスの労働力の維持に影響を与える要因の現実的な評価:現実的なプログラム理論の構築

Emily Wood1, Sally Ohlsen2, Jaqui Long2

  • 1SCHARR, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK e.f.wood@sheffield.ac.uk.

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|August 31, 2025
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まとめ

メンタルヘルススタッフの留保を改善するには 職場の文化に取り組む必要があります 重要な要因には 認知されたケアの質,心理的安全性,価値感,そしてつながりがあります これらは全て 組織の文化に影響されます

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