Joanna Wieclaw

Health Professions · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Workplace Health and Well-being(15), Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout(7), Employment and Welfare Studies(7), Occupational Health and Safety Research(5), Stress and Burnout Research(4)

Publications17 total

Rehabilitation of individuals on long-term sick leave due to sustained stress-related symptoms: A comparative follow-up study
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health·2014· 17 cited
Referee report. For: Study protocol for examining job strain as a risk factor for severe unipolar depression in an individual participant meta-analysis of 14 European cohorts [v1; indexed, http://f1000r.es/1yz]
Faculty of 1000 Research Ltd·2013Open Access
With long hours of work, might depression then lurk? A nationwide prospective follow-up study among Danish senior medical consultants
Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & Health·2012· 23 citedOpen Access
With long hours of work, might depression then lurk? A nationwide prospective follow up study among Danish senior medical consultants employed in hospitals
Occupational and Environmental Medicine·2011Open Access
Are surveys of the psychosocial work profile a means to reduce sickness absence? A quasi-experimental study
Occupational and Environmental Medicine·2011Open Access
Does dissatisfaction with psychosocial work climate predict depressive, anxiety and substance abuse disorders? A prospective study of Danish public service employees
Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health·2009· 32 cited
Psychosocial work environment and antidepressant medication: a prospective cohort study
BMC Public Health·2009· 30 citedOpen Access
Job Strain and Ischemic Heart Disease: A Prospective Study Using a New Approach for Exposure Assessment
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine·2009· 29 cited
Can burnout measure be useful in screening for disability pensions?
Occupational and Environmental Medicine·2009
Sickness absence and workplace levels of satisfaction with psychosocial work conditions at public service workplaces
American Journal of Industrial Medicine·2008· 29 cited
Psychosocial working conditions and the risk of depression and anxiety disorders in the Danish workforce
BMC Public Health·2008· 142 citedOpen Access
Global measure of satisfaction with psychosocial work conditions versus measures of specific aspects of psychosocial work conditions in explaining sickness absence
BMC Public Health·2008· 39 citedOpen Access
[The psychosocial work environment of junior physicians in Danish oncology departments. A questionnaire-based cross-sectional study].
PubMed·2008· 2 cited
Work related violence and threats and the risk of depression and stress disorders
Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health·2006· 126 citedOpen Access
Risk of affective and stress related disorders among employees in human service professions
Occupational and Environmental Medicine·2006· 175 citedOpen Access
Occupational risk of affective and stress-related disorders in the Danish workforce
Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & Health·2005· 86 citedOpen Access
Occupational disorders and return to work: a randomized controlled study
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine·2005· 27 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

Jens Peter Bonde(9), Esben Agerbo(7), Torsten Munch‐Hansen(5), Niels Westergaard‐Nielsen(4), Preben Bo Mortensen(3), Henrik Albert Kolstad(3), M. Rosenkilde(2), Jens ­Peter Bonde(2), Anshu Varma(2), Jacob Louis Marott(2), J P Bonde(1), Hermann Burr(1), Finn Tüchsen(1), Henrik Kjærulf Jensen(1), A.M. Thulstrup(1), Poul Suadicani(1), Mette Skou Rasmussen(1), Niels Henrik Hjøllund(1), Susanne Wulf Svendsen(1), Lone Donbæk Jensen(1)