Occupational risks of 112 emergency health services station staffs

In this research, it is aimed to determine the occupational risks of 112 emergency workers in Rize province and to determine the reasons for the occurrence of risk factors. The study consists of 112 emergency employees working in Rize province of the universe. 203 persons working in 112 emergency units were selected by easy sampling method. There are 32 questionnaire questions prepared by the researcher in order to test the hypotheses in the study and to identify the descriptive characteristics of the participants. 112 IBM SPSS 20 program was used for the evaluation of the data obtained from emergency employees. The representations of the promotional characteristics of the employees, their thoughts about working life, their thoughts and situations about occupational health and safety, the measures taken for occupational health and safety, and the distribution of the risks and frequencies encountered in the working life were made with percentage and frequency. The hypothesis of the study was tested by Chi-square analysis and the results were evaluated in 95% confidence interval. As a result, 112 employees working in Rize city center did not differ in terms of gender exposure, there was no relationship between occupational accidents and occupational health education, there was no significant relationship between age and occupational accidents, It was found that there is no relationship between staying status, there is no relationship between staff status and job satisfaction, there is no relationship between thinking of working hours and ages, there is a high level of habit of using gloves and infectious disease cases are experienced at very low levels.