PERCEPCIÓN DE RIESGO LABORAL DE TÉCNICOS ADMINISTRATIVOS EN EDUCACIÓN DE UNA UNIVERSIDAD PÚBLICA BRASILEÑA
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2238-037X.2025.52769Palabras clave:
Riesgo, Ergonomía, Dolor musculoesqueléticoResumen
Este estudio considera objetos identificados como características sociodemográficas y ocupacionales asociadas a índices de percepción de riesgo y al proceso de trabajo de un equipo multidisciplinario de profesionales administrativos en la educación de una universidad pública brasileña; identificar las condiciones de salud, estilo de vida y trabajo de los profesionales; Analizar la percepción de riesgo ergonómico relacionado con tareas repetitivas, trabajar en mi puesto por largos períodos de tiempo y continuar trabajando con presencia de oro/lesão. Un análisis más reciente analizado con una aplicación de cuestiones sociodemográficas y fuentes laborales. La asociación de Houve es significativa en este estado de regular salud física o ocurre/quizá con el factor de riesgo en la realización de tareas repetitivas (p=0,019 y p=0,044). Trabalhar na mesma positionão por longos períodos de tempo mostrou associações significativas com o estado de salud física regular ou rim/mito ruim (p=0.011 and p=0.004), com a faixa etária (p=0.027) and horas no computador (p<0.001 ). Continuar trabajando cuando se encuentre en su estado dorado o cuando exista una asociación significativa con el estado de salud física regular (p=0,031). El estado de salud de los servicios administrativos y educativos de las universidades varía pero está asociado a los factores de riesgo avalados y, el factor de riesgo más predominante es no trabajar en la tecnología y no realizar el trabajo por largos periodos de tiempo.
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