2012
DOI: 10.5114/pm.2012.31469
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Quality of nurses’ working life in the perimenopausal period: influence of selected factors of work environment in medical institutions

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“…The reported risk factors for perimenopausal syndrome in clinical nurses included strong light, high levels of noise, weak social support, heavy and intense work stress, chronic illness, and moderate depression (12,14,15), poor health of parents and spouses, stressful relationships with children, major negative events, introversion, poor sleep quality, and low life satisfaction (16,17). On the other hand, regular participation in sports, regular intake of beans, strong social support, high job satisfaction, and high life satisfaction were identified as protective factors against perimenopausal syndrome (12,14).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The reported risk factors for perimenopausal syndrome in clinical nurses included strong light, high levels of noise, weak social support, heavy and intense work stress, chronic illness, and moderate depression (12,14,15), poor health of parents and spouses, stressful relationships with children, major negative events, introversion, poor sleep quality, and low life satisfaction (16,17). On the other hand, regular participation in sports, regular intake of beans, strong social support, high job satisfaction, and high life satisfaction were identified as protective factors against perimenopausal syndrome (12,14).…”
Section: Original Articlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nieuchronność tego stanu i trudności z nim zwią-zane powodują w życiu kobiet poważne zmiany, lęk [2] oraz poczucie chaosu. Dotyczy to nie tylko objawów związanych z ogólnym stanem psychofizycznym czy codziennym funkcjonowaniem, ale i sfery psychospołecznej, fizycznej oraz zawodowej [2,3].…”
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“…Dotyczy to nie tylko objawów związanych z ogólnym stanem psychofizycznym czy codziennym funkcjonowaniem, ale i sfery psychospołecznej, fizycznej oraz zawodowej [2,3]. Liczne doniesienia naukowe, w których autorzy analizują objawy okresu okołomenopauzalnego i opisują sposoby radzenia sobie z nimi [4][5][6][7], przygotowują kobiety merytorycznie.…”
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