Ruído no alojamento conjunto: percepção das usuárias e dos profissionais de enfermagem

Pivatto, Liane Führ; Gonçalves, Cláudia Giglio de Oliveira

doi:10.1590/s1516-18462013000600009

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“…Therefore, it is expected that the teams identify noise sources around them. In other studies, authors found similar data (2)(3)(4)(5)(6)29,30) , and they also evidenced, as noise-generating sources, equipment alarms, talks, laughters and people's coming and going.…”

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Percepção de equipes de trabalho sobre o ruído em pronto-socorro

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Sampaio

Albizu

et al. 2018

Audiol., Commun. Res.

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RESUMO Objetivo Comparar a percepção dos profissionais das áreas de enfermagem e administrativa frente ao ruído no pronto-socorro. Métodos Estudo descritivo, com análise quantitativa. A percepção do ruído foi avaliada por meio de questionário, em forma de entrevista. Participaram do estudo 59 profissionais, 38 da área de enfermagem e 21 da área administrativa. O levantamento estatístico levou em conta o nível de significância de 0,05 (5%), através do teste Qui-quadrado. Resultados A percepção do ruído pelos profissionais de enfermagem e administração, no pronto-socorro, foi considerada como ruidosa e mais intensa no turno da tarde. Profissionais da enfermagem identificaram mais os ruídos dos equipamentos (60,53%) e os da área administrativa, os ruídos de pessoas (85,71%). As queixas extra-auditivas mais citadas foram cansaço, estresse, ansiedade, nervosismo e irritabilidade. Os profissionais da enfermagem demonstraram ser os mais incomodados com o ruído, porém, os administrativos referiram dificuldades em desempenhar suas tarefas. Conclusão Houve diferença na percepção do ruído entre os profissionais das áreas de enfermagem e administrativa, mas para ambas as áreas, o ruído de maior incômodo é aquele produzido por pessoas, mostrando a necessidade de programas educativos de prevenção e conscientização para redução de ruído, direcionados aos profissionais do pronto-socorro.

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confidence: 63%

Percepção de equipes de trabalho sobre o ruído em pronto-socorro

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“…Pivatto and Gonçalves (2013) 18 have also found high sound levels in a public maternity hospital in Curitiba, where values varied from45.6 dB to 67.5 dB in the pediatrics room and nursing post, respectively during the morning shift and65.3 dB in the visitation room during the afternoon.…”

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Medida do nível de ruído hospitalar e seus efeitos em funcionários a partir do relato de queixas

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Purpose: to assess the noise level in different environments of a public hospital and to analyze its effects on employees from reporting complaints. Methods: a quantitative, descriptive and cross-sectioned study. To survey data, we used a Minipa® decibelimeter adjusted in the range 40-130 decibels positioned in different hospital departments in different shifts for a week to evaluate noise levels and an adapted questionnaire that was applied to employees. Results: the level of noise introduced minimum of 52.5 decibels in the Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and a maximum of 85 decibels in the women's ward with a significant difference between the different days of the week during the same turn. The same occurred in the emergency room, but did not show significance in other sectors. Employees feel discomfort to loud sounds, 74.4%, and 35.5% feel sick after hours due to stress caused by noise that is produced by multiple devices combined with the sounds of alarms, works, visits and schedules conversation between the hospital staff. Conclusion:noise levels are above the recommended levels in different sectors and professionals manifest discomfort and tinnitus before and after their exposure.

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Noise pollution in the hospital environment of a developing country: A case study of Lahore (Pakistan)

Baqar

Arslan

Ashraf

et al. 2017

Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health

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The present study investigates the noise pollution levels in public- and private-sector hospitals of Lahore. The noise pollution parameters were investigated from 20 public and 10 private hospitals. We observed that the equivalent continuous sound level (Leq) values varied significantly in different departments of the hospitals as well as at different times of the day. The public-sector hospitals had significantly higher noise pollution compared to the private-sector hospitals. The Wilcoxon Mann-Whitney two-sample rank-sum test revealed significant difference between noise levels in intensive care unit (ICU) during morning and in emergency, waiting area, intensive care unit (ICU), and reception during daytimes. However, no significant differences were found for any department during the evening. The Leq values were found to be higher than the international norms (WHO standards) for all hospitals, higher than USEPA for 29 hospitals and higher than local standards for 27 hospitals. Overall, significantly lower sound levels were always observed in private hospitals.

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Ruído no alojamento conjunto: percepção das usuárias e dos profissionais de enfermagem

Cited by 3 publications

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Percepção de equipes de trabalho sobre o ruído em pronto-socorro

Percepção de equipes de trabalho sobre o ruído em pronto-socorro

Medida do nível de ruído hospitalar e seus efeitos em funcionários a partir do relato de queixas

Noise pollution in the hospital environment of a developing country: A case study of Lahore (Pakistan)

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