Occupational health and safety risk factors of intensive care employees
2019
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Abstract (EN)
Workplace accidents and occupational diseases is among the biggest issues of our time. Especially health care workers; patients spend at most by being together, at the same time treating patients and their care due to directly implement health-related risks is very high the probability of encounter. Intensive Care Units; the use of high-tech and complex monitoring method, one or more organs or organ systems is very serious in the operation of functional disorders and treatment of critical patients care due to employee safety in terms of quite risky. The study is based on sourcing within the scope of the occupational health and safety in the ICU focuses on risks and dangers encountered. In this study, with an emphasis on safety and health at work are employees of the intensive care health workers they are things with patient profiles, working environments and conditions that might be related to danger and risk are introduced. In addition to legal regulations and measures needed to be taken as an exhaustive resource for the aim is to create.
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Ayşe Serçin Sevinç
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İstanbul Beykent University
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Ayşe Serçin Sevinç (Master Thesis). Occupational health and safety risk factors of intensive care employees, 2019, İstanbul Beykent University.
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