Employee and employers assistance program for reducing work related stress and its harmful effects
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Original Title
Employee and employers assistance program for reducing work related stress and its harmful effects
Project Team
Lilijana Šprah, PhD, Tatjana Novak, Nataša Sedlar (zunanja sodelavka)-
Duration
31 May 2010–31 May 2012 -
Lead Partner
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Project Leader
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Financial Source
Univerza Maribor
Partners
Association of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia, Association of Employers of Slovenia
Within the project an assessment tool was developed (Instrument IDTS) for an expert forecast of psychosocial and health risks at the workplace which are related to the occupational stress and could consequently also contribute to absenteeism, presenteeism, burnout and fluctuation of the employees. The instrument IDTS was validated with reference questionnaires and evaluated in several different pilot work organisations by means of a comparative analysis of the adequacy of psychosocial support programmes for employees.
A review of the literature on occupational burnout in Slovenia (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Introduction of study results on 15th World Congress of Psychiatry, Buenos Aires 2011.
Workplace stressors among scientific researchers and their leration to self-reported absenteeism and presenteeism (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Introduction of results on 12th European Congress of Psychology, Istanbul, July 04-08, 2011.
Burnout among Slovenian employees: A meta-analytic review of related variables (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Presentation at10th Conference of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psyhology, 11-13 April 2012, Zürich, Switzerland.
Burnout workplace stressors and period of employment in a particular profession among Slovenian employees (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Presentation on 10th Conference of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psyhology, 11-13 April 2012, Zürich, Switzerland.
The relationship between job stressors, socio-demographic factors and employee burnout (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Presentation on 33rd International Conference of the Stress and Anxiety Research Society, 2-4th July 2012, Palma de Mallorca.
Development of a risk assessment tool for adverse outcomes of occupational stress (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah); Presentation at 33rd International Conference of the Stress and Anxiety Research Society, 2-4th July 2012, Palma de Mallorca.
A preliminary study on a new risk assessment tool related to occupational stress (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah). Introduction of project results on 1st Chance4change International Conference Overcoming and Preventing Stress in the Individual & Quality of Life/Well-being in Urban Areas, Maribor, Slovenija, September 2012.
Risk assessment tool for adverse outcomes of occupational stress: Development and investigation of psychometric properties (Nataša Sedlar, Tatjana Novak, Lilijana Šprah, Gregor Sočan). Article: The Third Asian Conference on Psychology & Behavioral Sciences, March 28-31 2013, Osaka, Japan.
Perceived workplace stress and co-occurence of health problems and burnout indifferent occupational groups (Tatjana Novak, Nataša Sedlar, Lilijana Šprah); Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2013 Vol 52, No 4, 292-303.