OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN OPERATING ROOM AND ANESTHESIA TECHNICIANS OF ZAHEDANALI EBNEABITALEBHOSPITAL

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YOOSEFIAN MIANDOAB NAZANIN; CHARKHAT GORGICH ENAM OL HAGH; REZVANI AMIN MAHDI; SHAHRAKIPOOR MAHNAZ

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Journal: BEYHAGH Year:2015 | Volume:20 | Issue:2 (33) Page(s): 35-48

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OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN OPERATING ROOM AND ANESTHESIA TECHNICIANS OF ZAHEDANALI EBNEABITALEBHOSPITAL

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YOOSEFIAN MIANDOAB NAZANIN | CHARKHAT GORGICH ENAM OL HAGH | REZVANI AMIN MAHDI | SHAHRAKIPOOR MAHNAZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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OCCUPATIONAL STRESSQ2

STRESSORQ2

OSIPOWQ2

OPERATING ROOM EMPLOYEESQ2

Abstract

Introduction: Job stress is one of the most common hazards in workplaces and threatens employee’s physical and mental health. The purpose of the study is determining job stress in operating room and anesthesia technicians.Methods & materials: Seventy eight operating room and anesthesia technicians enrolled in this descriptive-analytical study in Zahedan Ali-Ebne-Abitaleb Hospital in 2014. Data collection tool was the OSIPOW occupational questionnaire. Data was analyzed by SPSS v.15 software using descriptive and analytical (ANOVA, T-Test, Chi-Square) statistical methods.Results: Most of the operating room and anesthesia technicians had slight stress. Average score of total stress in surgical and anesthesia technicians was 200.57±20.88 and 207.24±25.30 respectively. The most frequent STRESSOR in both groups was role ambiguity. There is a significant relationship between rate of job stress with age (p=0.008) and work experience (0.009).Conclusion: Regarding the most importance of job STRESSORs, related to role ambiguity, there seems to be a potential need in considering and modifying these factors.

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YOOSEFIAN MIANDOAB, NAZANIN, CHARKHAT GORGICH, ENAM OL HAGH, REZVANI AMIN, MAHDI, & SHAHRAKIPOOR, MAHNAZ. (2015). OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN OPERATING ROOM AND ANESTHESIA TECHNICIANS OF ZAHEDANALI EBNEABITALEBHOSPITAL. BEYHAGH, 20(2 (33)), 35-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/356805/en

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YOOSEFIAN MIANDOAB NAZANIN, CHARKHAT GORGICH ENAM OL HAGH, REZVANI AMIN MAHDI, SHAHRAKIPOOR MAHNAZ. OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN OPERATING ROOM AND ANESTHESIA TECHNICIANS OF ZAHEDANALI EBNEABITALEBHOSPITAL. BEYHAGH[Internet]. 2015;20(2 (33)):35-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/356805/en

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NAZANIN YOOSEFIAN MIANDOAB, ENAM OL HAGH CHARKHAT GORGICH, MAHDI REZVANI AMIN, and MAHNAZ SHAHRAKIPOOR, “OCCUPATIONAL STRESS IN OPERATING ROOM AND ANESTHESIA TECHNICIANS OF ZAHEDANALI EBNEABITALEBHOSPITAL,” BEYHAGH, vol. 20, no. 2 (33), pp. 35–48, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/356805/en

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