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- W1537043188 abstract "This descriptive, correlation, and cross-sectional study aimed to evaluate the presence of occupational stress among nursing professionals working in surgical settings and to investigate relations between occupational stress and the work characteristics. The Demand-Control Model proposed by Karasek was used to evaluate occupational stress. The sample was composed of 211 nursing professionals from 11 hospitals located in the city of Londrina-PR, Brazil. A questionnaire regarding socio-demographic and professional data and the Job Stress Scale were applied. Data was collected from April to November, 2007. Among the participants, most were auxiliary nurses (62.6%), women (86.7%), and married (54.0%). The average age was 40 years. The average for Demand, Control, and Social Support dimensions was 14.8 (S.D.=2.4), 16.5 (S.D.=2.3) and 18.7 (S.D.=2.8), respectively. Considering the results related to the Job Stress Scale, the Demand dimension showed a statistically significant association with the professional category (p=0.01), and Control showed a statistically significant association with the type of hospital, professional category, and weekly working hours (p<0.05). DESCRIPTORS: Stress. Nursing. Surgicenters. ESTRES OCUPACIONAL ENTRE PROFESIONALES DE ENFERMERiA QUE LABORAN EN UNIDADES QUIRURGICAS RESUMEN: Se trata de un estudio de correlacion, descriptivo y transversal, cuyo objetivo fue evaluar la incidencia de estres laboral de trabajadores de enfermeria que laboran en unidades quirurgicas y las posibles asociaciones entre la medida de estres laboral y las caracteristicas del trabajo. El modelo Demanda-Control de Karasek fue utilizado para evaluar el estres laboral. La muestra fue constituida por 211 profesionales de enfermeria de 11 hospitales de la ciudad de Londrina-PR, Brasil. Los participantes respondieron a un cuestionario de datos generales, ocupacionales y la Job Stress Scale. La recoleccion de los datos fue hecha en el periodo de abril a noviembre de 2007. Los resultados demostraron que la mayoria eran auxiliares de enfermeria (62,6%), del sexo femenino (86,7%), casados (54,0%), con media de edad de 40 anos y con exposicion intermediaria al estres ocupacional (56,1%). Las medias relacionadas a las dimensiones Demanda, Control y Apoyo Social fueron de 14,8 (D.P.=2,4), 16,5 (D.P.=2,3) y 18,7 (D.P.=2,8), respectivamente. Las asociaciones cuyo resultado fue estadisticamente significante ocurrieron entre la Demanda y la categoria profesional (p=0,01), el Control y tipos de hospitales, categoria profesional y carga horaria semanal (p<0,05). DESCRIPTORES: Estres. Enfermeria. Centros quirurgicos." @default.
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- W1537043188 title "Occupational stress among nursing staff in surgical settings" @default.
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