The influence of individual and work-related factors on the work ability after the workplace injury

[B. Čupi]

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Occupational health Industrial medicine

Work injuries have significant medical and economic consequences. The aim of the dissertation is to examine the influence of individual and professional factors on the temporary and permanent ability to work after a work injury. The exposed group consisted of 517 workers who had at least one work injury, and the control group consisted of 418 workers without injury. The length of temporary absence from work depends on the type and severity of the injury, the method of treatment, professional factors (severity of work, work experience, level of professional stress, training for safe work, overtime work, night work, type of work, supplementary work, clearly highlighted rules of safe work, shift work, standardized work, non-physiological position, satisfaction with pay, application of personal protective equipment, work difficulty, microclimatic discomfort, noise level, lighting, vibrations, chemical agents, dust, participation in traffic) and individual factors (female, education, marital status, place of residence, comorbidity, reaction time to acoustic and visual stimuli, cigarette smoking). Professional factors that affect the permanent working ability are work difficulty, total and exposed work experience, stress level at work, training for safe work, overtime work, night work, type of work, additional work, rules of safe work, work in shifts and norms, chemical agents and dust, participation in traffic. Individual factors (consumption of drugs that act on psychological and motor functions, previous injuries, the presence of undefined pain and symptoms, surgical interventions, endocrine diseases, neurological diseases, arterial hypertension, diabetes, hematopoietic system disturbances, gastrointestinal and lung diseases, asthma, osteoporosis, musculoskeletal and kidney diseases, dyslipidemia, hearing impairment, increased body mass index, eye diseases, psychiatric disorders, cardiovascular diseases, prolonged reaction time to acoustic and visual stimuli) affect the retirement of the injured worker and the change of workplace. Prevention measures and risk groups of workers to which they should be specially directed are defined.

profesionalni rizici, individualni faktori, privremena pošteda od rada, promena radnog mesta, komorbiditet, vreme reakcije, stres na poslu, povreda na radu, trajna radna nesposobnost

occupational risks, individual factors, temporary working disability, change of workplace, comorbidity, reaction time, stress at work, injury at work, permanent working disability

616-057(043.3)

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