eZdravje danes za jutri

Rant, Živa; Stanimirović, Dalibor; Matetić, Vedrana; Indihar, Simon; Zidarn, Janja; Beštek, Mate; Žlender, Andrej

doi:10.18690/978-961-286-020-2.68

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“…The physical activity of the subjects was assessed by the questionnaire physical fitness assessment of adults, National Institute of Public Health, based on the European physical activity guidelines. It consists of four questions about physical activity in a typical week (37). There are given ordinal options from "never" to "seven times per week or more" for aerobic physical activity (moderately and highly intensive physical activity) and from "never" to "two times per week or more" for strengthening and proprioceptive/stretching exercises.…”

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“…There are given ordinal options from "never" to "seven times per week or more" for aerobic physical activity (moderately and highly intensive physical activity) and from "never" to "two times per week or more" for strengthening and proprioceptive/stretching exercises. Total physical activity is calculated according to Jakovljević et al (37), where total physical activity is equal to the sum of the number of moderately intensive physical activity and twice as much of highly intensive physical activity. We also obtained anthropometric and demographic data of the subjects.…”

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Work-related musculoskeletal disorders among Slovenian physiotherapists

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et al. 2020

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Introduction: Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) represent a major problem for society, employers, and employees. These kinds of problems can cause discomfort, pain, and poor work performance. Among physiotherapists, the 1-year prevalence of WMSD ranges from 28 to 96%. Most problems occur in the lower back, with a 1-year prevalence of up to 83%. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of WMSD on a sample of physiotherapists from Slovenia and to identify associations between demographic/anthropometric variables, job satisfaction, and physical activity with WRMD aiming to contribute to the development of effective prevention and control strategies. Methods: The extended Nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire was used to obtain data from a sample of 102 physiotherapists. Data were presented with descriptive statistics and processing was performed with the Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient for non-parametric variables. The level of statistical significance was set as p ≤ 0.05. Results: The 1-year prevalence of WMSD was 92.2%. One-year prevalence of WMSD was highest for the neck (64%) and lower back (63%). Higher age and more years of practice were correlated with WMSD for shoulders and ankles/feet areas. Several patients treated by a physiotherapist were a risk factor for difficulties in the neck and multiple body areas. The level of physical activity was not correlated with WMSD in different body areas. Conclusion: The prevalence of WMSD found in our study sample was among the highest compared to other countries, despite probably having similar working conditions as elsewhere in Europe. The first WMSD of Slovenian physiotherapists mostly did not occur in the first 5 years of practice as other studies reported, which could be explained as a result of a good educational training of young physiotherapists. Possible reasons for the high prevalence of WMSD could be that our study sample represented only secondary and tertiary levels of health care; another reason could also be non-ergonomic and hard working conditions during their careers. Physiotherapists are mostly adequately physically active, however, that did not turn out to be effective WMSD prevention in our sample. The relatively high prevalence is indicating the need for better interventions and prevention of WMSD in Slovenian physiotherapists.

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Work-related musculoskeletal disorders among Slovenian physiotherapists

Meh

Bizovičar

Kos

et al. 2020

JHSCI

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“…Jones et al (2019) v raziskavi ugotavljajo, da bi lahko z dostopom zdravstvenih delavcev, ki opravljajo zdravstveno nego na domu, do elektronskega zdravstvenega kartona pacienta zmanjšali težave, povezane z nezadostnimi informacijami. V Sloveniji imamo v okviru »e-Zdravja« Centralni register podatkov o pacientih (v nadaljevanju CRPP), ki vsebuje povzetek pacientovih podatkov in njegove zdravstvene dokumentacije, do katere pa lahko dostopajo le zdravniki (Rant, et al, 2017).…”

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Kontinuiteta zdravstvene obravnave v patronažnem varstvu po bolnišnični obravnavi otročnice, novorojenčka in ostalih pacientov

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Šućurović²,

Kegl

2021

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Uvod: Diplomirane medicinske sestre v patronažnem varstvu se vse pogosteje srečujejo z vse hitrejšimi odpusti iz bolnišnične obravnave. Če je poročanje o odpustu neustrezno, je nadaljevanje zdravstvene obravnave na domu oteženo. Namen raziskave je bil ugotoviti, kako poteka kontinuiteta zdravstvene obravnave v patronažnem varstvu po bolnišnični obravnavi otročnice, novorojenčka in ostalih pacientov ter kako diskontinuiteta vpliva na delo diplomiranih medicinskih sester v patronažnem varstvu.Metode: Uporabljena je bila kvalitativna metodologija raziskovanja. Na namenskem vzorcu sedmih diplomiranih medicinskih sester v patronažnem varstvu so bili izvedeni delno strukturirani intervjuji. Raziskava je potekala med decembrom 2018 in januarjem 2019. Podatke smo obdelali po metodi analize vsebine.Rezultati: Strukturo opisa sestavljajo trije tematski sklopi, ki opredeljujejo poročanje o odpustu iz bolnišnične obravnave: (1) Poročanje o odpustu pacientov iz bolnišnične obravnave; (2) Poročanje o odpustu otročnice in novorojenčka iz porodnišnice; (3) Diskontinuiteta zdravstvene obravnave.Diskusija in zaključek: Izsledki kažejo, da je treba za nadaljevanje zdravstvene obravnave na domu vzpostaviti enoten način obveščanja pri odpustu iz bolnišnične obravnave. Smiselno bi bilo vzpostaviti enoten informacijski sistem na nacionalni ravni. Lahko bi nadgradili že obstoječ sistem »e-Zdravje«, v katerem bi diplomiranim medicinskim sestram v patronažnem varstvu omogočili dostop do zdravstvene dokumentacije.

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“…Tehnično je bila vzpostavljena ob zaključku projekta eZdravje novembra 2015. Polna uporaba z možnostjo registracije je bila zagotovljena v začetku leta 2017 (Rant et al, 2018).…”

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