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A Cross-Sectional Study of the Relationships between Work-Related Affective Feelings Expressed by Workers in Turkey
Understanding employees' feelings at work plays a significant role in
developing practical and effective organizational and human resource
management policies and practices. Furthermore, work-related emotions
may have a considerable effect on workers' health and wellbeing and
affect work effectiveness and work performance. The objectives of the
current study were to investigate the relationships among four
work-related (WOR) affective feelings (WORAF) and to validate the WORAF
questionnaire in a Turkish sample. A survey was performed including four
constructs: (1) WOR feelings of happiness, (2) WOR feelings of anxiety,
(3) WOR feelings of anger, and (4) WOR feelings of dejection. A total of
322 workers from various companies in Turkey completed a paper-based
survey. A research model was developed, and its main components were
estimated with partial least squares structural equation modeling
(PLS-SEM). The results revealed that dejection and anger at work play a
critical role in experienced anxiety in occupational settings.
Similarly, dejection, anger, and anxiety at work play a crucial role in
perceived happiness at work
İleri Evre (Evre IIIC ve IV) Epitelial Over Kanserli HastalardaLenf Nodu Diseksiyonunun Sağkalıma Etkisi
Effect of sevoflurane anaesthesia on nasal mask in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography: is it a preferred alternative?
Background/aim: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)
often requires deep sedation. Propofol provides adequate sedation and
amnesia at subhypnotic doses, but safe guarding the patient's airway is
important for preventing respiratory depression or hypoxic events. This
study compared sedation levels, operator satisfaction, intraoperative
and recovery characteristics using sevoflurane with nasal mask and
propofol in ERCP.
Material and methods: Sixty-one patients underwent ERCP (Group I:
propofol, n = 31; Group II, sevoflurane, n = 30), with sedation
controlled by the Ramsay sedation scale (RSS). The patients' demographic
data, procedure length, overall drug dose, hemodynamic changes, duration
of recovery and Aldrete scores during recovery were evaluated. In
addition, satisfaction of the gastroenterologist was evaluated.
Results: The mean sphincterotomy satisfaction scores were statistically
significant (P=0.043). The Aldrete scores and RSS of the groups were
similar; there was a significant difference between groups at the
beginning of the procedure regarding peripheric oxygen saturations and
Group II's saturation levels increased during sedation.
Conclusion: In ERCP, propofol infusion provides shorter recovery
duration and adequate sedation levels. Sevoflurane and oxygen with a
nasal mask can be chosen to generate specific anaesthesia in patients,
especially for strong airway support and safety treating hypoxemic
patients
Comparative analysis of bone density measurements by using multislice spiral and cone-beam computed tomography
Design and test of a new step drill to reduce the operation time and increase the hole quality for CFRP materials
Survey of Physician’s Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis in Turkey
Rings such that, for each unit u, u - u(n) belongs to the Jacobson radical
A ring R is said to be n-UJ if u - u(n) is an element of J(R) for each
unit u of R, where n > 1 is a fixed integer. In this paper, the
structure of n-UJ rings is studied under various conditions. Moreover,
the n-UJ property is studied under some algebraic constructions