Comparison of L matrix and Fines-Kinney risk analysis methods in a health institution

Occupational health and safety is developing day by day in our country and all over the world. The aim of occupational health and safety practices is to protect workers from work accidents and occupational diseases and to ensure that they work in a safe and healthy working environment. Today, risk management and evaluation constitute the most important element of a new approach to occupational health and safety. Health sector is one of the most risky working are as considering the risks that may be encountered in the working environment and the consequences that may ocur when it occurs. Health workers are faced with biological, chemical, physical, ergonomic and psychosocial risks in many are as of health care, especially in hospitals. With the Occupational Health and Safety Lawin 2012, Risk Assessment Law has been made a legal obligation to ensure occupational health and safety at work places. The aim of this study is to compare the effectiveness of the L Matrix and Finne-Kinney methods in the most intensive and stressful hospitals in the health sector. Inourcountry, there is not enough research about this subject. Another aim of this study is to contribute to the literature.