September 10, 2025BMC GeriatricsOpen Access

Managing adversity: a cross-sectional exploration of resilience in social care

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Cross-sectional analysis of resilience factors in social care, indicating the role of coherence and gender differences.

Resilience scores among social care workers highlight significant gender differences, with females scoring higher than males.
Participants with a bachelor's degree demonstrated a slight increase in resilience, suggesting education impacts resilience.
Findings reveal a moderate positive correlation between resilience and work-related sense of coherence, emphasizing its role in job performance.
Age categories significantly influence resilience levels, with older age groups exhibiting higher resilience, indicating potential societal biases.

Mallon et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025BMC GeriatricsOpen Access

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Cross-sectional analysis of resilience factors in social care, indicating the role of coherence and gender differences.

Resilience scores among social care workers highlight significant gender differences, with females scoring higher than males.
Participants with a bachelor's degree demonstrated a slight increase in resilience, suggesting education impacts resilience.
Findings reveal a moderate positive correlation between resilience and work-related sense of coherence, emphasizing its role in job performance.
Age categories significantly influence resilience levels, with older age groups exhibiting higher resilience, indicating potential societal biases.

Mallon et al. (2025) studied this question.

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