Job Strain, Anxiety, and Blood Pressure Among Long-Term Care Workers.

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Investigate the relationship between job strain, anxiety, and blood pressure in long-term care workers.
Assessment of job strain and anxiety levels among long-term care workers.
Implementation of interventions aimed at enhancing social support and organizational justice.
Monitoring changes in blood pressure pre- and post-intervention.
Improvements in social support and organizational justice correlated with reduced anxiety levels.
Participants exhibited lower blood pressure following successful interventions.

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Interventions improve blood pressure by addressing anxiety and job strain in long-term care workers, suggesting better workplace support is crucial.

Interventions to improve social support, organizational justice, as well as anxiety and stress may reduce BP among LTC workers.

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Zhu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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