Hygienic assessment of working conditions for medical personnel in clinical and paraclinical departments of the hospital

Dubel, E.V.; Unguryanu, T. N.

doi:10.18821/0016-99002016-95-1-53-57

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“…Исследования включили в себя оценку санитарно-гигиенических заключений, паспортов объектов, гигиеническую оценку технологических процессов, оборудования, по общепринятым методикам, в соответствии с нормативными документами. Был проведен анализ данных специальной оценки условий труда; санитарно-гигиенических характеристик, актов, карт учета случаев хронического профессионального заболевания; протоколов результатов лабораторно-инструментальных исследований, проведенных в рамках производственного контроля; результатов дозиметрического контроля [3,6,7].…”

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Identiﬁcation of risk factors in assessment of the working conditions of medical personnel

Bektasova¹,

Kiku²,

Sheparev³

2019

Far East Medical Journal

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Identiﬁcation of risk factors in assessment of the working conditions of medical personnel

Bektasova¹,

Kiku²,

Sheparev³

2019

Far East Medical Journal

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“…It requires the need to correct these factors. The influence of electromagnetic fields of industrial frequency and radio frequency range at the level of permissible values accompanied the activities of 6.5 and 3.3% of medical workers in diagnostic departments [5]. At the same time, the occupational factors parameters of physical nature do not exceed the permissible values.…”

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Effect of non-ionizing radiation on the health of medical staff of magnetic resonance imaging rooms

Рыбалкина¹,

Ibrayeva²,

Grebeneva³

et al. 2021

J CLIN MED KAZ

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Working conditions of medical staff in magnetic resonance imaging rooms are associated with high levels of stationary magnetic fields and electromagnetic fields of various frequencies and increased work intensity. It can affect cognitive, psychological and hemodynamic changes of the body with health issues. It requires not only high professional training, but also compliance with safety measures, as well as monitoring of working conditions, health status and carrying out of medical and preventive measures.

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“…It was shown that in the process of labor activity, healthcare practitioners are exposed to many chemical, biological, and microclimatic factors of the working environment and the intensity of the labor process. The activity of a small part of healthcare practitioners of diagnostic departments (6.5% and 3.3%) proceeded under the influence of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) of industrial and radio frequencies (RFs) above the threshold limit value (TLV) [6].…”

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Comprehensive Assessment of Health Impacts from Exposure to Nonionizing Radiation for Healthcare Practitioners Working with MRI and Ultrasound

Ibrayeva,

Grebeneva,

Omarkulov

et al. 2024

Advances in Public Health

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Background. It is necessary to monitor the health disorders of healthcare practitioners exposed to a complex of occupational hazards to optimize their activities and substantiation of preventive health measures. The purpose of the study was the hygienic assessment of occupational hazards, analysis of data on self-assessment of the state of health (SASH questionnaire) among healthcare practitioners (MRI diagnostics specialists, ultrasound diagnostics specialists, and ophthalmologists, as a control group) exposed to nonionizing radiation, ultrasound, and noise. Materials and Methods. An analysis of hygienic parameters of the working environment (workplace) and questionnaire data of healthcare practitioners were carried out. The number of illnesses and absences from work, the level of quality of life, the level of depression, and the self-assessment of the state of health were evaluated according to the questionnaire. Results. An analysis of workloads made it possible to rank the severity and intensity of labor. Health disorders (according to the self-assessment of the state of health), the number of absences from work due to illness, an increase in complaints and level of depression, and a decrease in the level of quality of life were corresponded to the severity of labor. It was revealed that healthcare practitioners were exposed to a number of hazards during their work (above the threshold limit value (TLV)), which caused an increase in health disorders. Conclusions. During the organization of workplace ergonomics and implementation of preventive measures directed to maintaining health and early diagnosis of diseases, one should take into account the hygienic indicators of the working environment that exceed TLV, the results of self-assessment of the state of health (complaints) and morbidity of healthcare practitioners, the level of quality of life and the level of depression.

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Hygienic assessment of working conditions for medical personnel in clinical and paraclinical departments of the hospital

Cited by 15 publications

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Identiﬁcation of risk factors in assessment of the working conditions of medical personnel

Identiﬁcation of risk factors in assessment of the working conditions of medical personnel

Effect of non-ionizing radiation on the health of medical staff of magnetic resonance imaging rooms

Comprehensive Assessment of Health Impacts from Exposure to Nonionizing Radiation for Healthcare Practitioners Working with MRI and Ultrasound

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