Hubungan Tingkat Risiko Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Mengguna-kan Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) dengan Keluhan MSDs pada Residen Ilmu Bedah

Tubagus, Ade P.; Doda, Diana V.; Wungouw, Herlina I. S.

doi:10.35790/jbm.10.3.2018.21982

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“…The exercise hours per week and the median REBA score for physiotherapists significantly correlate with musculoskeletal discomfort in the last 7 days. Physiotherapists with a higher REBA are more likely to have had musculoskeletal discomfort and pain in the previous 7 days, consistent with earlier research ( 48 ). Furthermore, physiotherapists who exercised for fewer than 4 h per week were more likely to experience musculoskeletal discomfort than those who exercised for more than 4 h. The gender, age, height, the weight of the physiotherapist and frequency of assistive device use had no significant effect on musculoskeletal discomfort in subjective study.…”

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Ergonomic risk factors and work-related musculoskeletal disorders in clinical physiotherapy

Fan

Liu

Jin

et al. 2022

Front. Public Health

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ObjectivesThe purpose of this study was to objectively quantify and evaluate the ergonomic risk of clinical physiotherapy practices and evaluate physiotherapists for work-related musculoskeletal disorders and pain.MethodsTwenty-nine physiotherapists in the rehabilitation department of a large-scale tertiary hospital were recruited in this study. The sampling period lasted for 2 weeks for each physiotherapist and interval sampling was adopted to avoid duplication of cases. Therapist posture during physiotherapy was captured, tracked and analyzed in real time using structured light sensors with an automated assessment program. The quantification of ergonomic risk was based on REBA (Rapid Entire Body Assessment) and the RPE (perceived physical exertion) scores of the therapists were recorded before and after treatment, respectively.ResultsTwo hundred and twenty-four clinical physiotherapy cases were recorded, of which 49.6% were high risk and 33% were very high risk, with none of the cases presenting negligible risk. The positioning (p < 0.001) of physiotherapist had a considerable impact on ergonomic risk and pediatric physiotherapy presented a higher risk to physiotherapists than adults (p < 0.001). The RPE score of physiotherapist after performing physiotherapy was greater than before physiotherapy and was positively correlated with the REBA distribution.ConclusionOur study creates an automatic tool to assess the ergonomic risk of physiotherapy practices and demonstrates unacceptable ergonomic risk in common practices. The high prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders and pains recommends that rehabilitation assistance devices should be optimized and standard ergonomic courses should be included in physiotherapists' training plans.

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Ergonomic risk factors and work-related musculoskeletal disorders in clinical physiotherapy

Fan

Liu

Jin

et al. 2022

Front. Public Health

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“…2 Berdasarkan data dari WHO Global Plan of Action on Workers' Health 2008-2017 tercatat bahwa keluhan muskuloskeletal berada diurutan kedua terbanyak penyakit akibat kerja setelah penyakit saluran pernapasan. 3 Menurut data Riset Kesehatan Dasar pada tahun 2018 menunjukan bahwa prevalensi penyakit muskuloskeletal di Indonesia sebanyak 7,30%. 4 Data statistik Labour Forse Survey (LFS) menunjukkan bahwa keluhan muskuloskeletal pada pekerja sangat tinggi yaitu sejumlah 1.144.000 kasus, dengan nyeri pada otot leher berada pada urutan kedua setelah nyeri pada punggung sebagai keluhan MSDs yang paling sering muncul pada orang dewasa yaitu 426.000 kasus, sedangkan nyeri pada punggung sebesar 493.000 kasus dan nyeri pada anggota tubuh bagian bawah 224.000 kasus.…”

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Holistic Management of 63 Years Old Geriatric Man With Axial Neck Pain Through the Family Medicine Approach

Nafisah,

Asifa,

Angraini

2023

méd. prof. j. of Lampung

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The most common health problem at work is Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs). One of the most common complaints of MSDs is pain in the neck muscles or axial neck pain. Axial neck pain is often exacerbated and has many risk factors, especially related to workplace ergonomics. Comprehensive management is needed so that risk factors can be identified, and holistic management can be given. Application of evidence-based medicine-based family doctor services by identifying risk factors, clinical problems, and patient management based on a patient problem-solving framework using a patient-centered and family approach. Primary data were obtained through anamnesis, physical examination, supporting examinations and home visits to assess the physical environment. The patient complains of pain in the back of the neck accompanied by a feeling of stiffness in the neck. Complaints felt since 1 week ago. The pain is felt like squeezing, comes and goes, decreases slightly when you apply warm oil and rest, but a few moments later the pain will recur, the pain gets worse after working lifting heavy weights on your shoulders or turning your neck to the right and left and lowering your head. Pain also radiates from the back of the neck to the shoulders, shoulder blades and upper back. Pain does not radiate down the arm. According to the patient's statement, the pain scale felt by the patient between 1-10 is 7. Diagnosis and management of this patient is carried out holistically and comprehensively, patient center, family appropriate, community oriented with drug administration, carrying out ergonomic guidelines at work and doing cervical exercises regularly according to the EBM so that it can prevent recurrence of axial neck pain.

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“…The physical risk factors for MSD disorders include a variety of biomechanical abnormalities as well as the working environment (Dohyung Kee et al 2020). Working posture, frequent motion, force, displacement from equilibrium positioning of the body, vibration, structure, inadequate illumination, and loudness are just a few of the most effective risk factors identified by prior research (Ade P. Tubagus et al 2018). Working posture and MSD concerns are inextricably linked.…”

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Development of Musculoskeletal Disease Risk Factor Assessment (MDRFA) Model for the Factory Workers in Bangladesh

Islam,

Shahriar Hossain,

Shams

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Musculoskeletal diseases can be dependent on numerous environmental and individual factors. The existing methods leave out several important factors during the calculation of risks. Hence, this paper has the purpose to create and examine a way for employees to estimate their own risk of developing musculoskeletal problems employing the Musculoskeletal Disease Risk Factor Assessment (MDRFA) approach. Exactly 112 male cement manufacturing workers participated in this cross-sectional investigation. Participants were interviewed to acquire data about their own possessions. Information on the objects was gleaned through perceiving their work and talking to them. Additionally, they were given the Cornell questionnaires for musculoskeletal pain and instructed to complete them out in Persian (CMDQ). A model was developed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) effect coefficients. This technique was verified using a linear regression analysis, and the final score was categorized using the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC). The musculoskeletal symptoms are seen to be considerably influenced by either the individual's own characteristics (total coefficient of 0.27) or by physical (total coefficient of 0.51) and psychological (total coefficient of 0.11). Items' computed coefficients were utilized to formulate the MDRFA equation. The ideal cut-off values for the final score of the approach were 14.32, 18.56, and 22.59, creating four distinct categories. The MDRFA approach could adequately explain 73% of risks, but the Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) approach could only justify 51% of risks. Prediction of musculoskeletal disorders relies heavily on personal, physical and psychological characteristics. This methodology may allow for more precise prediction of the occurrence of certain diseases.

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Hubungan Tingkat Risiko Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Mengguna-kan Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) dengan Keluhan MSDs pada Residen Ilmu Bedah

Cited by 9 publications

References 1 publication

Ergonomic risk factors and work-related musculoskeletal disorders in clinical physiotherapy

Ergonomic risk factors and work-related musculoskeletal disorders in clinical physiotherapy

Holistic Management of 63 Years Old Geriatric Man With Axial Neck Pain Through the Family Medicine Approach

Development of Musculoskeletal Disease Risk Factor Assessment (MDRFA) Model for the Factory Workers in Bangladesh

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