Una visión organizativa de los programas de promoción de la salud en las empresas europeas: la influencia de la actividad física y razones de aplicación a la prostatitis crónica

Abstract

xix grasa en los sujetos de una empresa española cuyas ocupaciones se basaban en tareas sedentarias. Asimismo, el programa también afectó a la salud física y mental percibida de los sujetos, aunque los efectos fueron pequeños. De igual modo, todavía hay pocos estudios que determinen el efecto de la actividad física en CP / CPPS y no es posible proporcionar evidencia científica suficiente para evaluar su efectividad y el diseño posterior de las intervenciones en el lugar de trabajo.

Evaluation of a workplace physical exercise intervention on anxiety, job satisfaction and depressive symptomatology: a randomized pilot trial

“…Other recent studies found no conclusive results either, showing effects associated with increased health status (Bize & Plotnikoff, 2009). In Spain, previous research manifested the need to carry out new investigations maximizing methodological quality (Jiménez, 2019;Zafra et al, 2017). A recent study found that there could be greater job dissatisfaction among graduate employees with lower wages (Das et al, 2016).…”

“…It is therefore important to aim at Jobs where there is a greater incidence of mental illness (Bauer et al, 2014;González et al, 2017). Since the beginning of the 60s, the development of health policies, with the aim of emphasizing preventive measures, has gained greater importance in the plans of different business organizations (Durán, 2010;Jiménez, 2019;Lemon et al, 2009). Similarly, many companies try to highlight the wellbeing of their employees in order to favor the best conditions for maximum performance and productivity according to their nancial objectives (Bertera, 1990;Cox et al, 1981;Haskell, 1989;Shephard, 1995;van der Voordt, 2004).…”

“…Physical exercise can be an attractive feature; however, faced with the paucity of studies which consider this variable in our country, there is a need to continue to carry out new research that provide greater scienti c evidence, carrying on from previous studies conducted in Spain (Jiménez, 2019;Jiménez et al, 2014;Puig-Ribera et al, 2017;Puig-Ribera et al, 2008). The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of a supervised physical exercise intervention in the workplace on anxiety, job satisfaction and depressive symptomatology.…”