Patient manual handling risk assessment among hospital nurses
作者： R. Abedini , A.R. Choobineh , J. Hasanzadeh
DOI: 10.3233/WOR-141826
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摘要: BACKGROUND: Manual patient handling is known to be the major source of musculoskeletal load among hospital nurses. OBJECTIVES: The objectives this study were determine prevalence disorders (MSDs), assess manual risk and identify factors associated with MSDs symptoms nursing staff. METHODS: This cross-sectional was conducted 400 randomly selected nurses from 75 wards 11 hospitals. Data collected by demographic Nordic questionnaires together MAPO checklist. Prevalence estimated confidence interval 95%. Chi-square test independent sample t-test used investigate differences for variables between subjects without MSDs. Multiple logistic regression analysis performed (forward: Wald) factors. RESULTS: means age job tenure in 30.76 ± 6.44 6.92 5.75 years, respectively. Some form had been experienced during last 12 months 88.2% subjects. assessment revealed that 83.5% individuals at risk. Statistical showed tenure, nurse bed ratio, gender, shift working score ( p< 0.05). CONCLUSIONS: personnel high occurrence found score. Based on results, improve conditions, it imperative provide lifting equipment, implement training programs increase ratio
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