Evidence
Everything below traces back to the studies behind it.
Evidence
Shows entries with at least one systematic review or meta-analysis among their sources.
6 results
Occupational Wellness · Concept
6 sources: 2 meta-analyses, 2 narrative reviews, 1 randomised controlled trial, 1 systematic review
Multi-Component Programs Outperform Single-Target Ones
Delivering more behavioural recommendations and integrating across domains: Zhang 2024 reports a positive, linear association between the number of recommendations and behavioural and clinical change, Montano 2014 higher success rates for comprehensive workplace interventions (OR 2.71), and Heaney 1997 that low-intensity, short-duration awareness programs may be insufficient.
Build a habit that sticksFind more engagement in my work
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only
Occupational Wellness · Concept
6 systematic reviews
The Job Demands–Resources Model: A Map for Work Stress
The model behind the multilevel intervention designs this review names as the emerging consensus recommendation.
Reduce work stress and burnoutUnderstand myself better
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only
Occupational Wellness · Concept
6 systematic reviews
Why Fixing the Worker Does Not Fix the Work
Individual burnout interventions help, and their effects fade in about a month unless the work itself changes.
Judge health claims for myselfReduce work stress and burnout
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only
Occupational Wellness · Concept
6 systematic reviews
Worker Control, Voice and Participation
Why a sense of control over how you work is a recurring ingredient of occupational well-being.
Find more engagement in my workFind more meaning and directionUnderstand myself better
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only
Occupational Wellness · Concept
8 sources: 3 meta-analyses, 1 randomised controlled trial, 4 systematic reviews
Workplace Mindfulness Programs Reduce Stress and Burnout, Not Everything Else
Workplace mindfulness programs reduce perceived stress and burnout and improve mindfulness, with no effect on depression or anxiety and only parity with active comparators; components are unstandardised and benefits are short-term, though even a fully online program worked against wait-list.
Bounce back from setbacks more easilyFeel less stressedReduce work stress and burnout
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only
Occupational Wellness · Practice
8 sources: 3 meta-analyses, 1 randomised controlled trial, 4 systematic reviews
Managing Everyday Work Stress
A brief mindfulness skill most days, or a structured program over several weeks: one way to carry out what the review summary this entry was written from reports: that workplace mindfulness programs reduce stress and burnout but not depression or anxiety.
Bounce back from setbacks more easilyFeel less stressedReduce work stress and burnout
beta · 0.9 review setsome sources abstract-only