Musculoskeletal Disorders and Burn out Syndrome and MAPO index in Hospital personnel.
Journal Title: International Journal of Medical Science and Innovative Research (IJMSIR) - Year 2019, Vol 4, Issue 4
Abstract
Background: Since hospital staff was at risk from a variety of occupational hazards, hospital assessments are needed to diagnose these risks and prevent the development of occupational disorders and diseases. One of the important tasks performed in the departments is to move and carry the patient or to help the patient with a disability or weakness, which leads to diseases such as musculoskeletal disorders. Aim: To determine the index of displacement and helping the patient and the frequency of musculoskeletal disorders and burn out syndrome in personnel. Methods: Hospital personnel in emergency department of private (531)and public(601) hospitals was participated. Using a checklist for the relocation and assistance of the patient, each section will be scored and finally the score will be obtained. The MAPO (Movement and Assistance to the Patient in the Hospital), in turn, includes the ratio of the number of patients with disabilities to the total number of personnel who help with the relocation of patients in the departments. Then, , examine the correlation between musculoskeletal disorders, burn out syndrome and this index. This comparison was between emergency department of private hospital with public hospital. Data analyzed in SPSS software. Results: Department with high Mapo index had personnel with musculoskeletal disorders and burn out syndrome more than other department with low Mapo index (P<0.001). In regression Mapo index was related to them (P<0.001). Conclusion: Mapo index is a marker of determination of musculoskeletal disorders risk in personnel and related to burn out syndrome in them.
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Seyedeh Negar Assadi
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