Technostress & Healthcare Professionals
As healthcare systems rapidly digitize, clinicians face growing psychological strain from digital tools and continuous technical adaptation.
Published in Social Sciences
A systematic review published in the Journal of Religion and Health (Joy & Rose, 2026) examines international evidence on how spiritual well-being acts as a protective buffer against technostress among healthcare workers. 10.1007/s10943-026-02831-y
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Mitigating Burnout: Spiritual well-being strengthens emotional stability, reducing frustration and fatigue linked to technological demands.
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Core Purpose: A strong sense of inner meaning helps clinicians maintain patient-centered care and job satisfaction amidst digital workflow disruptions.
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Organizational Relevance: Integrating holistic support strategies into healthcare environments builds institutional resilience.
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