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期刊名:Revista brasileira de medicina do trabalho

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Introduction: Stroke causes functional limitations and requires care from informal caregivers, who often experience caregiver burden and compromised quality of life. ...
Cristiane de Almeida Pereira,Eliane Marina Palhares Guimarães,Mery Natali Silva Abreu Cristiane de Almeida Pereira
Introduction: In 2018, the Integrated Health Care Subsystem for Civil Servants Concession Module for Occupational Allowances (Módulo de Concessão para Adicionais Ocupacionais do Subsistema Integrado de Saúde do Servido...
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Introduction: Resolution No. 1,634/2002 of the Brazilian Federal Board of Medicine (Conselho Federal de Medicina) and Resolution No. 5/2002 of the Brazilian National Medical Residency Commission (Comissão Nacional de Res...
Régio Marcos Abreu Filho,Caroline Haussman Dos Santos,Alberto José Filgueiras Gonçalves Régio Marcos Abreu Filho
Bipolar disorder is a chronic condition that has been insufficiently explored in terms of its predictors of work impairment and its long-term impact on employment. This study aims to compare work impairment in individuals with bipolar disor...
María Osley Garzón-Duque,Fabio León Rodriguez-Ospina,Estefanía Uribe Vallejo et al. María Osley Garzón-Duque et al.
Introduction: Although mental health is a topic of interest in public health, there is still little evidence on depressive symptoms among informal workers in times of pandemic. ...
Matheus de Souza Dias,Michael Jackson Oliveira de Andrade Matheus de Souza Dias
Introduction: Extended work hours have been associated with negative impacts on workers' physical and mental health, including stress, fatigue, and sleep disorders. Night shift workers or those with irregular schedules ar...
Renilda Martins Prestes,Luciano Ferreira Drager,Silvia Gonçalves Conway et al. Renilda Martins Prestes et al.
Introduction: Studies have demonstrated that individual and organizational factors contribute to burnout in health professionals. The COVID-19 pandemic increased demand for health care services, leading to work overload a...
Magdalena Ahumada,Elisa Ansoleaga,Raúl Ramírez-Vielma et al. Magdalena Ahumada et al.
Mental health has become a central topic, including its relationship with work. Health care workers are especially affected by the effects of work on mental health, with leadership emerging as a significant dimension for analysis. The aim o...
Cintia Kaori Tomita Kikuta,Maria Luisa Alves Pereira,Driely Stephany Pedroso Dos Santos et al. Cintia Kaori Tomita Kikuta et al.
Introduction: Absenteeism among meat processing workers is high and mainly associated with the use of sharp hand tools, high production speeds, and adverse environmental and psychological factors. ...
Bruna Roberta Muntanelli,João Silvestre Silva-Junior Bruna Roberta Muntanelli
Mental disorders are brain dysfunctions that impair occupational performance and are associated with prolonged absences from work and a higher likelihood of relapse. Sustained return to work refers to resuming either original or modified jo...