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Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022 Despite the increasing number of foreign seafarers working in the Korean shipping industry and the growing concern for psycho-emotional stress due to discrimination in the maritime sector, few studies have focused on the working environment of foreign ...
Jinwoo Lee +6 more
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Mental Health of Filipino Seafarers: The Contributory Factors and the Strategies Applied Onboard Ship [PDF]
TransNav, 2022 Mental health is equally important with physical health. Many reports found out that poor mental health is one of the major factors of depression among seafarers.
Brian Gil S. Sarinas +4 more
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Inquiry: The Journal of Health Care Organization, Provision, and Financing, 2023 The specific nature of the seafaring occupation keeps seafarers away from partners and shore life for long periods at sea. Therefore, seafarers suffer many challenges in the workplace including frustration of their sexual needs.
Bin Dong Master +3 more
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Interrogating the global application of e-certification of seafarers [PDF]
Digital Transformation and SocietyPurpose – Amidst the ongoing digital transformation in the maritime industry, this study aims to interrogate the application of electronic certification (e-certification) to seafarers globally.
Margie Mendoza Mataac +2 more
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The media: Minimizing re-victimisation through duty of care for victims and responsible journalism [PDF]
Temida, 2017 This article discusses how professionally unethical practices by journalists during collection and dissemination of crime incident information in Africa, could exacerbate harm to victims of terrorist attacks. The views expressed the outcome of a
Simons Sarah
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Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2022 The particularity of seafarers’ occupation makes their brain functional activities vulnerable to the influence of working environments, which leads to abnormal functional connectivities (FCs) between brain networks.
Yuhu Shi, Weiming Zeng
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Factors Impacting Seafarers’ Mental Health and Career Intentions [PDF]
Inquiry (United States)Matija Svetina, Marko Perkovic
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Fear of COVID-19 in Seafarers: Association with Psychological Distress
Journal of Eta Maritime Science, 2023 Since its inception, the coronavirus pandemic has caused serious social, economic, and health problems around the world. Seafarers have been identified as key workers in mitigating the negative impact of the coronavirus on global trade and ensuring the ...
Arda Toygar, Umut Yıldırım
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Mental health of Filipino seafarers and its implications for seafarers’ education
International Maritime Health, 2021 This narrative review examines current academic literature on the mental health of Filipino seafarers working internationally, including the mental health effects of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Framed within a rights-based approach, it aims to identify and analyse emerging themes on Filipino seafarers' mental health literature to understand ...
Abila, Sanley Salvacion +1 more
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The Review of the Global Seafarers Market [PDF]
TransNavAbout 90% of world trade is carried by ships and this trade would not be possible without well-trained and experienced seafarers. There are currently over 100,000 merchant ships manned by almost 2 million seafarers.
Zvonimir LuŁic, Stipe Galic
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