Reassessing the most popularly suggested measurement models and measurement invariance of the Maslach Burnout Inventory - human service survey among Vietnamese healthcare professionals.

Background: Despite its popularity, Maslach Burnout Inventory-Human Service Survey (MBI-HSS)'s factorial structure has been subject to considerable debate, and its measurement invariance (MI) is seldomly examined. This cross-sectional study aims at reassessing the most popularly suggested structures of this instrument, namely the 20- and 22-item three-factor model on Vietnamese healthcare professionals. It also examines the MI of MBI-HSS across genders, occupations, and mental health conditions.

Sexual self-disclosure, internalized homophobia and depression symptoms among sexual minority women in Vietnam.

This study used an online survey of a sample of sexual minority Vietnamese women ( = 302, Mean = 21.23) who self-identified as lesbian (48.7%), bisexual (42.

Well-being at work and its association with work-home interactions: a study of young Vietnamese employees.

Background: Studying well-being at work and how it is related to employees' work-home interactions has been of great concern to both researchers and policy-makers in recent years. The aim of this study is to investigate the status of well-being at work of young Vietnamese employees working in Hanoi city and how dimensions of their work-home interaction contribute to their well-being at work.

Participants And Procedure: A self-administered questionnaire survey was conducted on 675 Vietnamese employees whose age was under 35 years.