Factors influencing perception of psychosocial risk among health workers at roemani muhammadiyah hospital

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Quantitative analysis shows interpersonal communication and workload affect psychosocial risk perception in health workers.

Health workers' perception of psychosocial risk is significantly influenced by interpersonal communication and workload.
The odds ratio indicates that positive interpersonal communication increases likelihood of better psychosocial risk perception by 17.883 times.
Cross sectional study involved 82 health workers from Roemani Muhammadiyah Hospital in Semarang City.
Findings highlight the importance of effective interpersonal communication in mitigating psychosocial risks in hospital settings.

Rahmila et al. (2025) studied this question.

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