2019
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-95532019000100204
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Estrés Percibido en Trabajadores De Atención Primaria

Abstract: RESUMENIntroducción: El estrés laboral es considerado una epidemia, siendo el único riesgo ocupacional que puede afectar la salud de todos los trabajadores. Objetivo: Evaluar la percepción de estrés del equipo de enfermería de Atención Primaria en Salud de una comuna de la Región del Maule-Chile relacionándolo con el perfil sociodemográfico, variables laborales y condiciones ambientales de trabajo. Material y método: Diseño transversal, de abordaje cuantitativo. Participaron 105 trabajadores, enfermeros/as y t… Show more

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“…The specialization course analyzed in this paper assumed that participants would develop professional skills based on the responsibility to act from a viewpoint that considered the entire lifespan of users, with emphasis on the lines of care and connecting to the healthcare network to optimize the resources available for the effective care. However, despite the importance of this course in boosting indicators of maternal and child health, some overarching structural barriers that weaken the SUS and small-scale impediments that affect the activities of health professionals and the population's access to health services in the FHS must be examined more carefully; notable among these are occupational stress [34], especially with regard to working conditions [35], inadequate supplies and infrastructure [36], lack of staff, lack of medications, underfunding of programs, and the precarious socioeconomic conditions faced by the population [37,38].…”
Section: Plos Onementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The specialization course analyzed in this paper assumed that participants would develop professional skills based on the responsibility to act from a viewpoint that considered the entire lifespan of users, with emphasis on the lines of care and connecting to the healthcare network to optimize the resources available for the effective care. However, despite the importance of this course in boosting indicators of maternal and child health, some overarching structural barriers that weaken the SUS and small-scale impediments that affect the activities of health professionals and the population's access to health services in the FHS must be examined more carefully; notable among these are occupational stress [34], especially with regard to working conditions [35], inadequate supplies and infrastructure [36], lack of staff, lack of medications, underfunding of programs, and the precarious socioeconomic conditions faced by the population [37,38].…”
Section: Plos Onementioning
confidence: 99%