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- Bergeron, MichèleÉtudiant 2e cyclemichele.bergeron@crchudequebec.ulaval.ca
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Cohort Profile: The PROspective Québec (PROQ) Study on Work and Health
Article de revueInt J Epidemiol, 47 (3), 2018.
Psychosocial work factors and social inequalities in psychological distress: a population-based study
Article de revueBMC Public Health, 17 (1), 2017.
Double Exposure to Adverse Psychosocial Work Factors and High Family Responsibilities as Related to Ambulatory Blood Pressure at Work: A 5-Year Prospective Study in Women With White-Collar Jobs
Article de revuePsychosom Med, 79 (5), 2017.
Masked hypertension and effort-reward imbalance at work among 2369 white-collar workers
Article de revueJ Hum Hypertens, 31 (10), 2017.
Effort-Reward Imbalance at Work and the Prevalence of Unsuccessfully Treated Hypertension Among White-Collar Workers
Article de revueAm J Epidemiol, 186 (4), 2017.
Changes implemented during a workplace psychosocial intervention and their consistency with intervention priorities
Article de revueJ Occup Environ Med, 57 (3), 2015.
An organizational-level occupational health intervention: Employee perceptions of exposure to changes, and psychosocial outcomes
Article de revueWork Stress, 28 (2), 2014.
Adverse effects of psychosocial work factors on blood pressure: systematic review of studies on demand-control-support and effort-reward imbalance models
Article de revueScand J Work Environ Health, 40 (2), 2014.
Implementation of an organizational-level intervention on the psychosocial environment of work: comparison of managers' and employees' views
Article de revueJ Occup Environ Med, 54 (1), 2012.
Repeated exposure to effort-reward imbalance, increased blood pressure, and hypertension incidence among white-collar workers: effort-reward imbalance and blood pressure
Article de revueJ Psychosom Res, 72 (1), 2012.