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SM ISO690:2012 TĂZLĂVAN, Tatiana, POPILI, Mihail, FEGHIU, Iuliana, ŞANDRU, Serghei. Risk factors of occupational stress in anesthesia and intensive care. In: Moldovan Medical Journal, 2018, nr. 61(S_AIC), p. 32. ISSN 2537-6373. |
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Objectives: To determine the prevalence and risk factors of the occupational stress in anesthesia and intensive care physicians. Material and methods: Eighty physicians working in 4 university clinics in Chișinau participated in the research. The questionnaire included some sociodemographic (age, sex, marital and parental status), work-related questions (years of experience, number of working night shifts in the past 3 months, working two jobs, work overload, ability to schedule days off according to personal wishes, working with less experienced co-workers, opportunities for career advancement, satisfaction with new payment system according to performance indicators, support from supervisors and colleagues and 12 items of the General Health Questionnaire. The statistical analysis was performed using Fisher exact test. Results: Occupational stress was identified in 41% of the anesthesia and intensive care physicians. Risk factors for work-related stress are: single marital status (p=0,037), less than 10 years of experience (p=0,024), working more than 12 night shifts in the past 3 months (p=0,011), work overload (p=0,043), lack of opportunities for career advancement (p=0,002), lack of social support from supervisors (p=0,033) and colleagues (p=0,029). Conclusions: The prevalence of occupational stress among physicians was 41%. It is necessary to implement programs at the workplace aimed at preventing occupational stress which negatively affects physicians, their health and performance. |
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