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Quiet Quitting, Quality of Life, and Coping Strategies Among Healthcare Workers
The purpose of the study is to investigate the psychological and physical well-being of healthcare professionals working at an orthopedic surgical hospital. In particular, we want to assess the presence and spread of a new work phenomenon called "quiet quitting," a phenomenon that has spread significantly in recent years in many work contexts.
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