Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital

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Autor(a) principal: Farias,Paula Alexandra de Melo
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Raposo,Sara Raquel Ferreira, Pereira,Helder José Alves da Rocha
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da USP (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: To characterize the lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital, in order to define health promotion strategies in the workplace. Method: A quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study, carried out with administrative assistants (N = 167) of a medium-sized Portuguese hospital. The data were collected through a questionnaire (QEV&PS-SO) for sociodemographic characterization and analysis of health determinants related to lifestyles. Results: It was observed that 54% of the sample did not practice physical exercise, 52% had four or fewer meals a day, 29% were smokers, 51% had insomnia, and 45% had no health surveillance, as well as 51.5% were overweight or obese and 63% had an increased or very increased risk of developing metabolic complications. No significant differences were identified in relation to weight, physical exercise or stress according to sex or age. Conclusion: The results support the need to develop intervention programs with strategies aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles among workers in health institutions, to be comprehensively integrated within the scope of occupational health.
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title Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
spellingShingle Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
Farias,Paula Alexandra de Melo
Occupational Health
Health Promotion
Healthy Lifestyle
title_short Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
title_full Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
title_fullStr Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
title_full_unstemmed Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
title_sort Health promotion at work: assessment of lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital
author Farias,Paula Alexandra de Melo
author_facet Farias,Paula Alexandra de Melo
Raposo,Sara Raquel Ferreira
Pereira,Helder José Alves da Rocha
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author2 Raposo,Sara Raquel Ferreira
Pereira,Helder José Alves da Rocha
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Farias,Paula Alexandra de Melo
Raposo,Sara Raquel Ferreira
Pereira,Helder José Alves da Rocha
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Occupational Health
Health Promotion
Healthy Lifestyle
topic Occupational Health
Health Promotion
Healthy Lifestyle
description ABSTRACT Objective: To characterize the lifestyles of administrative assistants in a hospital, in order to define health promotion strategies in the workplace. Method: A quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study, carried out with administrative assistants (N = 167) of a medium-sized Portuguese hospital. The data were collected through a questionnaire (QEV&PS-SO) for sociodemographic characterization and analysis of health determinants related to lifestyles. Results: It was observed that 54% of the sample did not practice physical exercise, 52% had four or fewer meals a day, 29% were smokers, 51% had insomnia, and 45% had no health surveillance, as well as 51.5% were overweight or obese and 63% had an increased or very increased risk of developing metabolic complications. No significant differences were identified in relation to weight, physical exercise or stress according to sex or age. Conclusion: The results support the need to develop intervention programs with strategies aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles among workers in health institutions, to be comprehensively integrated within the scope of occupational health.
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