Psychosocial factors and psychological well-being: a study from a nationally representative sample of Korean workers

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Physicians' occupational stress, depressive symptoms and work ability in relation to their working environment: a cross-sectional study of differences among medical residents with various specialties working in German hospitals

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So-Hyun Moon

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