Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers

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Autor(a) principal: Scussiato, Louise Aracema
Data de Publicação: 2010
Outros Autores: Céspedes, Laís Del Moro, Sarquis, Leila Maria Mansano, Stein Junior, Altair Von, Miranda, Fernanda Moura D Almeida
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
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Texto Completo: https://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/reme/article/view/50484
Resumo: This study aims to analyze occupational injuries including biological exposure accidents, serious accidents and illnesses regarding work such as repetitive strain injuries (RSI/WRMSD) in a Healthcare Center of Curitiba, PR, during 2007. It is a quantitative, descriptive and retrospective epidemiological research. Data were obtained from SINAN-NET database; 1249 notifications of occupational accidents were analyzed, from which 637 referred to biological exposure, 592 to serious accidents and 20 to RSI/WRMSD. Women were most prevalent in biological exposure accidents, with 539 cases (84.6%). During follow up, most of the workers (n=339; 53.2%) dropped out. From the 592 (100%) registered cases of serious accidents, 524 (88.5%) involved men and 68 (11.4%) women. Almost all workers (n=564; 95.2%) had temporary disability; 23 (3.8%) were cured and returned to work and 03 (0.5%) had partial disability. In this study, 20 workers reported RSI/WRMSD, being 14 (70%) women and 06 (30%) men, and only one patient (5%) was discharged while the others are still under investigation of causality. Results confirm that exposure is a very serious question concerning healthcare workers and it deserves special attention
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spelling Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workersAnálisis de los perjuicios relacionados al trabajo notificados por la unidad salud del trabajadorAnálise dos agravos relacionados ao trabalho notificados pela unidade saúde do trabalhadorSalud LaboralEnfermeríaAccidentes de TrabajoSaúde do TrabalhadorEnfermagemAcidentes de TrabalhoOccupational HealthNursingAccidentsOccupationalThis study aims to analyze occupational injuries including biological exposure accidents, serious accidents and illnesses regarding work such as repetitive strain injuries (RSI/WRMSD) in a Healthcare Center of Curitiba, PR, during 2007. It is a quantitative, descriptive and retrospective epidemiological research. Data were obtained from SINAN-NET database; 1249 notifications of occupational accidents were analyzed, from which 637 referred to biological exposure, 592 to serious accidents and 20 to RSI/WRMSD. Women were most prevalent in biological exposure accidents, with 539 cases (84.6%). During follow up, most of the workers (n=339; 53.2%) dropped out. From the 592 (100%) registered cases of serious accidents, 524 (88.5%) involved men and 68 (11.4%) women. Almost all workers (n=564; 95.2%) had temporary disability; 23 (3.8%) were cured and returned to work and 03 (0.5%) had partial disability. In this study, 20 workers reported RSI/WRMSD, being 14 (70%) women and 06 (30%) men, and only one patient (5%) was discharged while the others are still under investigation of causality. Results confirm that exposure is a very serious question concerning healthcare workers and it deserves special attentionEste estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar los accidentes de trabajo considerados como accidentes por exposición biológica, accidentes graves y enfermedades relacionadas al trabajo como lesiones por esfuerzo repetitivo (LER/ DORT) ocurridos en 2007 en una unidad de referencia en la salud del trabajador de Curitiba, PR. Se caracteriza como investigación cuantitativa descriptiva retrospectiva epidemiológica. La recogida de datos tuvo lugar de manera sistemática en la base de datos de las actas de notificación de la SINAN-NET. Se analizaron 1.249 fichas de notificación de accidentes de trabajo: 637 por exposición biológica, 592 accidentes graves y 20 notificaciones por LER/DORT. En accidentes por exposición biológica predominó el sexo femenino con 539 (84, 6%) trabajadoras accidentadas y, en relación a la evolución de los casos, la mayoría de los accidentados 339 (53, 2%) abandonaron el monitoreo. De los 592 (100%) casos registrados como accidentes graves 524 (88, 5%) eran del varones y 68 (11, 4%) de mujeres. En cuanto a la evolución de los casos se observó que 564 (95, 2%) de los trabajadores tuvieron incapacidad temporaria, 23 (3, 8%) se curaron y volvieron al trabajo y 03 (0, 5%) incapacidad parcial. En el estudio 20 trabajadores informaron sufrir de LER/DORT de los cuales 14 (70%) eran mujeres y 06 (30%) varones, algo alarmante para la salud del trabajador ya que sólo 01 (5%) recibió el alta, factor grave puesto que la gran mayoría se encuentra en tratamiento y en análisis del nexo causante. Los resultados confirman que la exposición es un agravante de la salud del trabajador y merece atención especial al monitorear dicha exposiciónO objetivo com esta pesquisa quantitativa, descritiva, retrospectiva e epidemiológica foi analisar os acidentes de trabalho considerados acidentes por exposição biológica, acidentes graves e doenças relacionadas ao trabalho, como lesões por esforços repetitivos (LER/DORT) ocorridos em 2007 em uma unidade de referência em saúde do trabalhador em Curitiba-PR. A coleta de dados ocorreu de forma sistemática na base de dados das fichas de notificação do SINAN-NET. Foram analisadas 1.249 fichas de notificação de acidentes de trabalho, sendo 637 por exposição biológica, 592 de acidentes graves e 20 notificações por LER/DORT. No acidente por exposição biológica predominou o sexo feminino, com 539 (84, 6%) trabalhadoras acidentadas, e em relação à evolução dos casos a maioria dos acidentados 339 (53, 2%) abandonou o monitoramento. Dos 592 (100%) casos registrados de acidentes de trabalho considerados graves, 524 (88, 5%) eram do sexo masculino e 68 (11, 4%) do sexo feminino. Quanto à evolução dos casos, verificou-se que 564 (95, 2%) dos trabalhadores tiveram incapacidade temporária, 23 (3, 8%) obtiveram cura e retorno ao trabalho e 3 (0, 5%), incapacidade parcial. No estudo, 20 trabalhadores registraram LER/DORT, sendo 14 (70%) do sexo feminino e 6 (30%) do sexo masculino, agravo preocupante à saúde do trabalhador, pois apenas 1(5%) recebeu alta, fator agravante, pois a maioria está em tratamento e análise para nexo causal. Os resultados confirmam que a exposição é um agravante na saúde do trabalhador e merece atenção especial no monitoramento da exposiçãoUniversidade Federal de Minas Gerais2010-03-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/plainapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/reme/article/view/50484REME-Revista Mineira de Enfermagem; Vol. 14 No. 1 (2010)REME-Revista Mineira de Enfermagem; Vol. 14 Núm. 1 (2010)REME-Revista Mineira de Enfermagem; v. 14 n. 1 (2010)2316-93891415-2762reponame:Reme (Online)instname:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)instacron:UFMGporhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/reme/article/view/50484/42141https://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/reme/article/view/50484/42142Copyright (c) 2010 Reme: Revista Mineira de Enfermageminfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessScussiato, Louise AracemaCéspedes, Laís Del MoroSarquis, Leila Maria MansanoStein Junior, Altair VonMiranda, Fernanda Moura D Almeida2024-01-24T17:24:05Zoai:periodicos.ufmg.br:article/50484Revistaremeufmg@gmail.comPUBhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/reme/oairemeufmg@gmail.com2316-93891415-2762opendoar:2024-01-24T17:24:05Reme (Online) - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
Análisis de los perjuicios relacionados al trabajo notificados por la unidad salud del trabajador
Análise dos agravos relacionados ao trabalho notificados pela unidade saúde do trabalhador
title Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
spellingShingle Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
Scussiato, Louise Aracema
Salud Laboral
Enfermería
Accidentes de Trabajo
Saúde do Trabalhador
Enfermagem
Acidentes de Trabalho
Occupational Health
Nursing
Accidents
Occupational
title_short Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
title_full Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
title_fullStr Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
title_full_unstemmed Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
title_sort Annalysis of occupational injuries reported by healthcare workers
author Scussiato, Louise Aracema
author_facet Scussiato, Louise Aracema
Céspedes, Laís Del Moro
Sarquis, Leila Maria Mansano
Stein Junior, Altair Von
Miranda, Fernanda Moura D Almeida
author_role author
author2 Céspedes, Laís Del Moro
Sarquis, Leila Maria Mansano
Stein Junior, Altair Von
Miranda, Fernanda Moura D Almeida
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Scussiato, Louise Aracema
Céspedes, Laís Del Moro
Sarquis, Leila Maria Mansano
Stein Junior, Altair Von
Miranda, Fernanda Moura D Almeida
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Salud Laboral
Enfermería
Accidentes de Trabajo
Saúde do Trabalhador
Enfermagem
Acidentes de Trabalho
Occupational Health
Nursing
Accidents
Occupational
topic Salud Laboral
Enfermería
Accidentes de Trabajo
Saúde do Trabalhador
Enfermagem
Acidentes de Trabalho
Occupational Health
Nursing
Accidents
Occupational
description This study aims to analyze occupational injuries including biological exposure accidents, serious accidents and illnesses regarding work such as repetitive strain injuries (RSI/WRMSD) in a Healthcare Center of Curitiba, PR, during 2007. It is a quantitative, descriptive and retrospective epidemiological research. Data were obtained from SINAN-NET database; 1249 notifications of occupational accidents were analyzed, from which 637 referred to biological exposure, 592 to serious accidents and 20 to RSI/WRMSD. Women were most prevalent in biological exposure accidents, with 539 cases (84.6%). During follow up, most of the workers (n=339; 53.2%) dropped out. From the 592 (100%) registered cases of serious accidents, 524 (88.5%) involved men and 68 (11.4%) women. Almost all workers (n=564; 95.2%) had temporary disability; 23 (3.8%) were cured and returned to work and 03 (0.5%) had partial disability. In this study, 20 workers reported RSI/WRMSD, being 14 (70%) women and 06 (30%) men, and only one patient (5%) was discharged while the others are still under investigation of causality. Results confirm that exposure is a very serious question concerning healthcare workers and it deserves special attention
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