Vital exhaustion and psychosocial health among offshore personnel working in the Philippines
The offshore environment is a high-risk and demanding workplace exposing crew members to various physical and psychological stressors. Health and safety programs are implemented to prevent accidents and promote well-being among personnel. This study aims to determine the association between vital ex...
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