Marie‐Anne S. Rosemberg

Marie-Anne S. Rosemberg's work focuses on the health and safety of workers, especially those in service and low-wage jobs such as hotel staff, nail salon employees, home care aides, and IT workers. Her research examines issues like workplace stress, burnout, chronic disease management, mental health, shift work and sleep, exposure to workplace hazards, and the role of occupational health nurses in supporting worker wellbeing. Much of this research applies a nursing and occupational health lens to real-world workplace policy and practice questions, including topics like opioid safety, COVID-19's lasting effects, and workplace violence.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade with no clear upward or downward trend, showing peaks in 2020 and 2024 and a dip in 2023, while remaining fairly steady overall in recent years.

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