DIFFERENT SCALES OF FATIGUE IN TRAFFIC POLICEMEN

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KHANI JAZANI R.; SAREMI M.; KAVOUSI A.; SHIRZAD H.; REZAPOUR T.

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Journal: Journal of Police Medicine Year:2012 | Volume:1 | Issue:1 (1) Page(s): 2-10

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DIFFERENT SCALES OF FATIGUE IN TRAFFIC POLICEMEN

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FATIGUEQ4

TRAFFIC POLICEMENQ4

MULTIDIMENSIONAL FATIGUE INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIREQ4

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Aim: to measure five scales of FATIGUE: i) general, ii) physical, iii) reduced activity, iv) reduced motivation, and v) mental. As well as to examines the impact of age, education, cohabitation, work history and disease on FATIGUE.materials and methods: we randomly selected 250 TRAFFIC POLICEMEN from 15 districts of Tehran as particiants in this study. To identify FATIGUE, we used the multidimensional FATIGUE inventory (MFI) questionnaire, before and after the morning shift. Sociodemographic variables were also collected. Descriptive statistics, students t-test, and ANOVA analysis were performed by SPSS.results: based on the data achieved before beginning shift work, general FATIGUE (13.5) and reduced activity (7.7) had the highest and lowest FATIGUE levels, respectively. We noted similar results at the shift among subjects. FATIGUE scores in all scales were significantly lower in the morning. There was a strong association between FATIGUE and cohabitation, work history, disease, tinnitus, sports and eye glasses (P≤0.05).conclusions: the results of the present study show the prevalence rates of FATIGUE among TRAFFIC POLICEMEN and its interaction with some sociodemographic variables.future studies should investigate the effects of additional factors to clarify the etiology of FATIGUE.

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KHANI JAZANI, R., SAREMI, M., KAVOUSI, A., SHIRZAD, H., & REZAPOUR, T.. (2012). DIFFERENT SCALES OF FATIGUE IN TRAFFIC POLICEMEN. POLICE MEDICINE, 1(1 (1)), 2-10. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/227944/en

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KHANI JAZANI R., SAREMI M., KAVOUSI A., SHIRZAD H., REZAPOUR T.. DIFFERENT SCALES OF FATIGUE IN TRAFFIC POLICEMEN. POLICE MEDICINE[Internet]. 2012;1(1 (1)):2-10. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/227944/en

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R. KHANI JAZANI, M. SAREMI, A. KAVOUSI, H. SHIRZAD, and T. REZAPOUR, “DIFFERENT SCALES OF FATIGUE IN TRAFFIC POLICEMEN,” POLICE MEDICINE, vol. 1, no. 1 (1), pp. 2–10, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/227944/en

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