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Journal Article
Occupational Risks Faced by Healthcare Workers in the Absence of Ergonomic Applications
2025
Overview
This study aims to understand the role of ergonomics in achieving safety and public security in the healthcare work environment, and to identify indicators with a direct impact on the behavior of personnel exposed to various occupational hazards, whether biological, physical, psychological, or social. In this context, our study focuses on the reality of occupational risks in the healthcare sector amidst the lack of ergonomic applications. Through an exploratory study, we attempt to examine the reality of these risks in the high-risk healthcare environment, where the absence of ergonomics applications, which aim to adapt the work environment for humans to enhance comfort and performance, may exacerbate these risks. To achieve the objectives of this study, a descriptive method was used to explore the state of occupational risks in the healthcare environment. A sample of 70 paramedical staff members from the Douéra University Hospital Center was selected, and data was collected using interviews. The study concluded that ergonomics plays an important role in reducing and controlling occupational hazards and preventing injuries and accidents related to medical equipment, physical conditions, and the nature of work.
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مؤسسة كنوز الحكمة للنشر والتوزيع
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