OBJECTIVE: to evaluate the association between psychological demands, control over the work and the reduction of work ability of nursing professionals. METHOD: this cross-sectional study involved 498 nursing professionals of a university hospital in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Data collection was carried out in 2009 using the Brazilian versions of the Work Ability Index and Job Stress Scale, with logistic regression models used for the data analysis. RESULTS: the prevalence of 43.3% for reduced work ability and 29.7% for high-strain in the job (high psychological demand and low control) were observed. The chances for professionals presenting reduced work ability under high-strain were higher and significant when compared to those classified as being under low-strain, even after adjusting for potential confounders, except for age and gender. CONCLUSION: a high prevalence of reduced work ability was observed. This evidence indicates the need for investigation and detailed analysis of the psychosocial aspects of the professionals with regard to the health/disease process of nursing professionals.
OBJECTIVE: to evaluate the association between psychological demands, control over the work and the reduction of work ability of nursing professionals. METHOD: this cross-sectional study involved 498 nursing professionals of a university hospital in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Data collection was carried out in 2009 using the Brazilian versions of the Work Ability Index and Job Stress Scale, with logistic regression models used for the data analysis. RESULTS: the prevalence of 43.3% for reduced work ability and 29.7% for high-strain in the job (high psychological demand and low control) were observed. The chances for professionals presenting reduced work ability under high-strain were higher and significant when compared to those classified as being under low-strain, even after adjusting for potential confounders, except for age and gender. CONCLUSION: a high prevalence of reduced work ability was observed. This evidence indicates the need for investigation and detailed analysis of the psychosocial aspects of the professionals with regard to the health/disease process of nursing professionals.
Authors: Marluce Rodrigues Godinho; Rosangela Maria Greco; Maria Teresa Bustamante Teixeira; Liliane Reis Teixeira; Maximiliano Ribeiro Guerra; Alfredo Chaoubah Journal: BMC Res Notes Date: 2016-01-02
Authors: Vitória Dos Santos Magalhães; Thais Dall Acqua Jost; Henrique Mezzomo Pasqual; Anna Lourdes Gueller Becker; Luiza Maidana Marques; Mônica Manica; Bernardo Luis Lazzaroto Delani; João Pedro Langaro; Deise Terra Afonso; Lisia Hoppe; Ademir Orsolin; Ana Paula Pompeo Vartha Journal: Rev Bras Med Trab Date: 2021-03-03