The role of natural light rhythm in the development of desynchronosis in the conditions of rotational shiftwork in the Arctic

Vetoshkin, A.; Shurkevich, N.; Gapon, L.; Gubin, Denis; Симонян, А. А.; Пошинов, Ф. А.

doi:10.29001/2073-8552-2019-34-4-91-100

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“…Результаты по выявлению факторов хронического социального стресса среди вахтовиков сопоставимы с полученными в других исследованиях, проведенных на популяционном уровне среди лиц, занятых экспедиционно-вахтовой формой труда [16][17][18][19][20]. Во многих исследованиях обсуждаются недостатки и сложности в работе и личной жизни, возникающие в основном из-за постоянных отъездов.…”

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“…Во многих исследованиях обсуждаются недостатки и сложности в работе и личной жизни, возникающие в основном из-за постоянных отъездов. Осознание того факта, что в будущем работники столкнутся с плохими условиями жизни на смене, а также с опасными условиями труда и угрозой здоровью, тревожит их и может порой объяснить отрицательное отношение к вахтовой работе в регионах добычи нефти и газа в арктической зоне у половины опрошенных [14,18]. Особенно негативно воспринимается долгая разлука с детьми и с супругой.…”

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“…Анализ физиологических показателей, изученных в определенные производственные циклы, позволил выделить особые критические периоды в период адаптации вахтовиков к мобильным меридиональным переездам и показать объективную картину по степени напряженности организма, обусловленной работой в режиме экспедиционной вахты. Хронофизиологическая перестройка организма при меридиональных перемещениях в арктическом регионе обоснована спецификой новых социальных и климатических условий, вызывающих разную степень изменения конвенционных и неконвенционных факторов риска хронических неинфекционных заболеваний в изменившейся среде обитания [18,19]. Работа в таком режиме приводит к постоянному напряжению и перестройке всех адаптационно-регуляторных систем организма, требуя разработки социально ориентированных профилактических проектов для работников, занятых экспедиционно-вахтовой формой труда.…”

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Some factors of chronic social stress in male expeditionary-workers in the Arctic territories of the Tyumen region (pilot study)

Akimov

2023

Sibirskij nauchnyj medicinskij zhurnal

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The expeditionary-shift method of organizing labor involves an increase in the intensity of work during the shift, a longer work shift, a decrease in inter-shift rest in the absence of days off and minimal social and domestic provision, and, accordingly, a pronounced impact of chronic social stress factors. Aim of the study was to investigate the parameters of stress at work and in the family among men aged 25–54, employed in expeditionary-shift work in the arctic territories of the Tyumen region.Material and methods. A cross-sectional epidemiological study was conducted on an organized population of men aged 25–54 years, employed in expeditionary-shift work for more than five years at one of the industrial enterprises of the Tyumen region (n = 203). The comparison group consisted of an organized population of men in the same age range working permanently in the city of Tyumen (n = 239). Determination of stress at work and stress in the family was carried out according to the standard WHO questionnaire MONICA-psychosocial.Results and discussion. Among men employed in the expeditionary-shift form of work, most often over the previous 12 months, a change in specialty was established, an increase in the load and responsibility at the workplace, a more negative attitude towards work, an increase in conflicts with subordinates, but also the possibility of rest after a working day with a decrease in ‘other” changes at work; according to the parameters of stress in the family, among them a change in marital status, an increase in conflicts in the family and at the same time opportunities for a relaxing home rest were most often determined.Conclusions. Thus, the results of the pilot study, which determined a significantly higher prevalence of some factors of chronic social stress after five years of work in the arctic territories of the Tyumen region, should become a scientific basis for the formation of a socially oriented preventive program to reduce the risks of developing cardiovascular diseases among workers in the oil and gas production complex employed by the expedition-shift form of work.

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Some factors of chronic social stress in male expeditionary-workers in the Arctic territories of the Tyumen region (pilot study)

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2023

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“…Согласно результатам научных исследований, от биоритмологического стереотипа зависит успешность адаптации индивида к различным природным и социальным факторам [26,27]. Так, были получены сведения о том, что стрессоустойчивость убывает в последовательности «жаворонки» -«голуби» -«совы» [28].…”

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Photoperiodic stability and distribution of chronotypes in young residents of the North with different organization of activities

Рагозин

2022

Ekologiya cheloveka (Human Ecology)

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Objective: to assess individual subjective chronotypic properties in residents of Khanty-Mansiysk under the influence of such biotropic and social stress factors as regular daytime and aperiodically presented shift daytime and nighttime employment. Methods. The study involved students of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-Yugra with a daily study load, 100 girls and 53 boys, and employees of the "Ambulance" station in Khanty-Mansiysk, working in shifts, 31 women and 26 men The photoperiodic chronotype stability was studied using the computer program Photoperiodic chronotype stability calculator (registration no. 2019661664) in the form of a mobile application for Android Photoperiodic stability index. Results. The photoperiodic stability of the chronotype in women is: with regular daily employment - 3.5 (1.50-6.00) arb. units, with night shift work - 1.0 (0.00-4.00) arb. units; for men: with regular daily employment - 3.0 (1.00-4.00) arb. units, with shift night work - 1.5 (0.00-3.00) arb. units Volunteers with a regulated daytime job gravitated toward choosing to shift activities to the afternoon and refusing morning activity. In the group with shift work, the proportion of people oriented toward the morning type of work capacity was increased. In the group with shift and night work, there were no representatives of a definitely morning chronotype among women, and definitely an evening chronotype among men. In the summer season, male and female respondents, regardless of the production regime, showed an increase in the signs of the morning chronotype. Conclusion. The production and intersexual features of the chronotypological properties of the inhabitants of the North have been established. With the superposition of extreme climatic and geographical factors and social and production conditions, a general pattern of increased rigidity of the chronotype is revealed. Male and female respondents with different production regimes, when assessing subjective biorhythmic performance in the summer, demonstrate a shift towards the morning chronotype.

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Primary risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in men working on a rotational basis in the Far North

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The role of natural light rhythm in the development of desynchronosis in the conditions of rotational shiftwork in the Arctic

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Some factors of chronic social stress in male expeditionary-workers in the Arctic territories of the Tyumen region (pilot study)

Some factors of chronic social stress in male expeditionary-workers in the Arctic territories of the Tyumen region (pilot study)

Photoperiodic stability and distribution of chronotypes in young residents of the North with different organization of activities

Primary risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in men working on a rotational basis in the Far North

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