Burnout syndrome as a mediator for the effect of work-related factors on musculoskeletal complaints among hospital nurses

Jaworek, Magdalena; Marek, Tadeusz; Karwowski, Waldemar; Andrzejczak, Chris; Genaidy, Ash

doi:10.1016/j.ergon.2010.01.006

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“…Na ravni poklicnih skupin so bili zdravstveni problemi pri zaposlenih primerljivi z zdravstvenimi težavami podobnih poklicnih profilov iz drugih raziskav. Tudi v naši raziskavi se je namreč pri zaposlenih v proizvodnji glede na druge poklicne skupine pojavljalo več mišično-skeletnih obolenj, glavobolov, težav z vidom in nespečnostjo (3,5,22), pri zdravstvenem in administrativnem osebju pa povečan obseg mišično-skeletnih obolenj, bolečin v mišicah ramenskega obroča in vratu ter utrujenost (23,24). Podobno kot izsledki slovenske študije, ki je vključevala tudi menedžerje manjših podjetij (15), tudi izsledki naše raziskave odražajo sorazmerno dobro zdravstveno stanje vodilnih delavcev v primerjavi z drugimi poklicnimi skupinami.…”

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“…Nespečnost lahko predstavlja velik problem za zaposlene, saj se povezuje s slabšo kakovostjo življenja in tudi z izgubo delovne učinkovitosti (31). Pri zdravstvenih delavcih v naši raziskavi je večja izčrpanost korelirala tudi s pogostejšimi bolečinami v hrbtenici (tabela 5), kar se ujema z ugotovitvijo o pozitivni povezanosti med izgorelostjo in bolečinami mišično-kostnega sistema, na katero vplivajo tudi zahteve dela, ki se odražajo v veliki mišični napetosti (23). Zanimiva je tudi povezanost dimenzije »Izčrpanost« s prebavnimi težavami (4), ki se je v naši raziskavi razkrila samo pri administrativnem osebju (tabela 5).…”

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Perceived Workplace Stress and Co-Occurrence of Health Problems and Burnout in Different Occupational Groups

Novak¹,

Sedlar²,

Šprah³

2013

Slovenian Journal of Public Health

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Izvleček Izhodišča: Nekatere poklicne skupine so zaradi narave dela ranljivejše za razvoj poklicnega stresa, izgorelosti in psihofizičnih zdravstvenih težav. Cilj raziskave je bil opredeliti razlike v doživljanju poklicnega stresa ter proučiti sovpadanje zdravstvenih težav in izgorevanja pri zaposlenih v petih različnih poklicnih skupinah. Metode: V raziskavo je bilo vključenih 258 udeležencev, zaposlenih v gradbeni, zdravstveni in v predelovalni dejavnosti, razvrščenih v poklicne skupine: delavci v proizvodnji (N=56 (20%), 56% moških), administrativno osebje (N=58 (20%), 18% moških), zdravstveni (N=65 (23%), 16% moških), tehnični (N=51(18%), 87% moških) in vodstveni kadri (N=55 (19%), 68% moških). Udeleženci so izpolnili vprašalnike o sociodemografskih značilnostih, zdravstvenih težavah, stresu na delovnem mestu (OSI) in o izgorelosti (OLBI). Rezultati: V primerjavi z drugimi poklicnimi profili so delavci v proizvodnji in zdravstveni kadri izražali največjo stopnjo stresa na delovnem mestu. Pri zdravstvenih delavcih so prevladovali viri stresa, povezani z visokimi delovnimi zahtevami in omejeno avtonomnostjo, pri zaposlenih v proizvodnji pa izpostavljenost škodljivim okoljskim dejavnikom. Najpogostejše zdravstvene težave so bile utrujenost pri 56,9% zdravstvenih in 50% proizvodnih delavcev, glavoboli in težave z vidom pri 51,8% proizvodnih delavcih ter bolečine v kostno-mišičnem sistemu pri 48,2% proizvodnih delavcih. Pri zdravstvenih in administrativnih delavcih je bilo največ statistično pomembnih povezav med psihofizičnimi zdravstvenimi težavami in izgorelostjo. Približno desetina zaposlenih v vseh poklicnih skupinah je kazala znake visoke izgorelosti. Zaključki: Zdravstveni kadri in delavci v proizvodnji so se v primerjavi s preostalimi poklicnimi skupinami izkazali kot ranljivejši za razvoj prekomernega stresa na delovnem mestu. Sopojavljanje zdravstvenih težav in izgorelosti je bilo najizrazitejše pri tehničnih in zdravstvenih kadrih.

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Perceived Workplace Stress and Co-Occurrence of Health Problems and Burnout in Different Occupational Groups

Novak¹,

Sedlar²,

Šprah³

2013

Slovenian Journal of Public Health

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“…Increased prevalence of neck and back pain has been found in nursing staff who feel dissatisfied with their employers and in those that are subject to high workplace demands [17]. Nursing roles with increased stimulation have been associated with a lower incidence of musculoskeletal complaints [23]. In addition, increased absence from work in nurses has been associated with perceived lack of support and encouragement [24].…”

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Quality of life and neck pain in nurses

Joslin¹,

Davis²,

Dolan³

et al. 2014

International Journal of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health

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Objectives: To investigate the association between neck pain and psychological stress in nurses. Material and Methods: Nurses from the Avon Orthopaedic Centre completed 2 questionnaires: the Short Form-36 (SF-36) and 1 exploring neck pain and associated psychological stress. Results: Thirty four nurses entered the study (68% response). Twelve (35.3%) had current neck pain, 13 (38.2%) reported neck pain within the past year and 9 (26.5%) had no neck pain. Subjects with current neck pain had significantly lower mental health (47.1 vs. 70.4; p = 0.002), physical health (60.8 vs. 76.8; p = 0.010) and overall SF-36 scores (56.8 vs. 74.9; p = 0.003). Five (41.7%) subjects with current neck pain and 5 (38.5%) subjects with neck pain in the previous year attributed it to psychological stress. Conclusions: Over 1/3 of nurses have symptomatic neck pain and significantly lower mental and physical health scores. Managing psychological stress may reduce neck pain, leading to improved quality of life for nurses, financial benefits for the NHS, and improved patient care.

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“…Magdalena Jaworek et al (26) evaluated the burnout syndrome as a mediator for the effect of work-related factors on musculoskeletal complaints among hospital nurses, the _______________________________________________________________________________________ present study experienced the theory that be exhausted syndrome mediates effects of work-related factor, such as work difficulty and work stimulus, on the occurrence of musculoskeletal complaints between hospital nurses. Across 4 hospitals located in southwestern Poland 237 nurses from various wards were taken as sample for this study.…”

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Effect of Erroneous In Ergonomics and Its Remedies to Workers in Industries-A Literature Survey

Rai¹

2015

IJRITCC

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-Industries act major role in the development of a nation. Many company workers have health problem since they do not follow or do not have awareness of ergonomics. These workers are the back bone for developing those companies. As an engineer our job i s to keep the worker's health in safe manner. Enormous effects of health issues arises on worker's body due to erroneous of ergonomics while carrying out and perform manual material handling for the following periods of prolonged sitting, lifting and different tasks in their job. And also inadequate lighting, improper ventilation, are also effects in erratum of ergonomics, many pains and other symptoms on the body like fee t, lumber region, erector spine muscles, cervical region, shoulders, upper arm, joints, knees, legs etc. so this review focuses on different kinds of industrial workers like garments, fertilizer, weaving, pharmaceutical, textile, cigarette, hand-woven carpet, office workers, small scale industries, taxi drivers, automotive industry, female nurses, their working condition to analysis the effect of erratum in ergonomics on health outcomes and remedies for industrial workers.

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Burnout syndrome as a mediator for the effect of work-related factors on musculoskeletal complaints among hospital nurses

Cited by 56 publications

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Perceived Workplace Stress and Co-Occurrence of Health Problems and Burnout in Different Occupational Groups

Perceived Workplace Stress and Co-Occurrence of Health Problems and Burnout in Different Occupational Groups

Quality of life and neck pain in nurses

Effect of Erroneous In Ergonomics and Its Remedies to Workers in Industries-A Literature Survey

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