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Exploring the variables that impact on self-reported back in nurses working in critical care environments

机译：探索在重症监护环境中工作的影响自我报告的变量

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Background: There is little evidence of research outcome data or studies into self-reported back pain in Middle Eastern or Gulf region countries. Within HMC there is anecdotal evidence that suggests that back pain in nurses working in critical care environments accounts for a significant percentage of all sick cause leave. This has the potential to impact on productivity, patient care and quality of life in nurses working within critical care in environments. Methods: A cross center mixed methodology study looking at back pain in nurses working in critical care environments data collection included demographic, occupational, and health characteristics and a Likert questionnaire. This comprised of 10 questions relating to manual handling education, equipment, staffing levels and ergonomics and was distributed in critical care and emergency departments across five hospital sites responses rate n?=?450. Results: Outcome data identified 65% of the respondents reported experiencing back pain over the last year with subsequent negative impact on quality of life. There was statically significant association between gender and quality of life p?=?0.001; with more women verbalizing a negative impact on quality of life secondary to back pain. There were also statically significant relationships between age with younger age group reporting negative impact on quality of life p?=?0.001 and length of time employed in HMC with respondents who have been employed between 1–5 years experiencing the greatest impact p?=?0.001. Conclusions: Back pain is an under reported occupational health concern that impacts on productivity and quality of life. Mandatory training in manual handling should feature in corporate educational agenda. Occupational health initiatives' are essential in the management of chronic health conditions.
机译：背景：在中东或海湾地区的国家中，几乎没有证据表明研究结果数据或对自我报告的腰痛的研究。在HMC内部，有轶事证据表明，在重症监护环境中工作的护士的背痛占所有病假的很大一部分。这可能会影响在环境中的重症监护室工作的护士的生产率，患者护理和生活质量。方法：一项跨中心混合方法研究，研究在重症监护环境中工作的护士的背痛数据收集包括人口统计学，职业和健康特征以及李克特问卷。这包括与手工操作教育，设备，人员配备水平和人体工程学有关的10个问题，并分布在五个医院地点的重症监护和急诊科，答复率n = 450。结果：结果数据表明，在过去的一年中，有65％的受访者报告了背部疼痛，并对生活质量产生了负面影响。性别与生活质量之间存在显着的静态相关性，p≥0.001。越来越多的女性认为背痛对生活质量有负面影响。年龄与年龄较小的组对生活质量产生负面影响p？=？0.001与HMC雇用的时间长短之间存在静态的显着相关性，受雇时间在1-5年之间的受访者受到的影响最大p？=？ 0.001。结论：腰痛是一项报告不足的职业健康问题，影响生产力和生活质量。人工操作方面的强制性培训应列入公司的教育议程。职业健康倡议对于控制慢性健康状况至关重要。

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