Does [ correlate of mental health in Japanese caseworkers employed at social welfare offices ]?
The mental health of caseworkers at welfare offices can be improved by reducing overtime work hours, ensuring sufficient hours of sleep for each worker, and fostering supportive communication and self-efficacy in the workplace. Furthermore, sex differences should be considered when assessing the mental health of workers at welfare offices in Japan.
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