Low back pain frequency and the related risk factors in nurses and ...

The study findings indicated that being a hospital worker is a risk factor for low back pain, and the decrease in the strength and endurance of the lower ...

Accordingly, Biering-Sorensen test was used to evaluate the endurance of lumbar and back extensor muscles, Oswestry Disability Index (ODI), also ...

Low back pain frequency and the related risk factors in nurses and ...

Conclusion: The study findings indicated that being a hospital worker is a risk factor for low back pain, and the decrease in the strength and ...

Frequency and Severity of Low Back Pain in Nurses Working in ...

Because nursing interventions include physical, personal and ergonomic risk factors for low back pain., Due to the low back pain caused by these risk factors, ...

Low back pain and its related risk factors in health care providers at ...

The estimated lifetime prevalence of lower back pain in health care personnel was 54.8%. The estimated odds ratios were as follows: age 1.23, female gender 1.11 ...

Low Back Pain in Nurses - Internation Journal Of Caring Sciences

This review discusses frequency of LBP in nurses and the risk factors that cause LBP in line with the literature. Key words: Low back pain; nurse; occupational ...

Low back pain and its risk factors among nurses - Dove Medical Press

Nursing professionals over the age of forty had a higher prevalence of LBP than those under the age of thirty-one, with rates of 48.5% and 51.6% ...

Low Back Pain among Nurses: Prevalence, and Occupational Risk ...

The factors that are significantly associated to low back pain were: high BMI, number of pregnancies, arthritis, poor physical condition, daily frequency of ...

Prevalence of low back pain and associated factors among nurses ...

The study was conducted among 391 nurses, giving a response rate of 98.2 %.The one-year prevalence of low back pain was 242(61.9 %) with (95 % CI: 57%–66 %).

Chronic Low Back Pain Frequency and its Risk Factors in Clinical ...

The frequency of musculoskeletal pain in health care workers in the worlds is 30% to 70% (2). The important risk factors for low back pain are flexion, ...

Management and Nursing Approaches to Low Back Pain

This study provides suggestive evidence to support the causal involvement of obesity, smoking, and the frequency of alcohol intake in the development of LBP, ...

Low back pain and its related risk factors in health care providers at ...

Body position at work, stress and lack of physical activity were the strongest risk factors, respectively. Future studies and educational ...

Low back pain: prevalence and associated risk factors among ...

The highest prevalence was reported by nurses (77·1%) and the lowest amongst secretaries (54·1%) and hospital aides (53·5%). In the majority of ...

Prevalence of Low Back Pain and Associated Risk Factors among ...

Results: Cumulative prevalence of LBP was 82.9%, annual prevalence was 85.5%, while one-week prevalence of LBP was 53.6%. The factor ...

The prevalence and risk factors of low back pain among the nurses ...

Eight of 288 respondents have High Risk of the incidence of LBP, with the largest frequency of incidence in the outpatient care or non-emergency room (ER)-Ward ...

Low back pain and work-related factors among nurses in intensive ...

... risk factors in specific intensive care unit specialties are suggested to decrease back pain prevalence ... prevalence and risk factors of LBP among nurses ...

Prevalence and risk factors of low back pain among

LBP might lead to activity limitation and sick leaves for more than 50 % of the nurses [17]. Generally, female gender, advanced age, and high ...

Low back pain frequency and the related risk factors in nurses and ...

The frequency of low back pain was significantly higher among those who work in a stressful working environment, stand for extended periods, lift patients or ...

Prevalence and risk factors associated with low back pain among ...

Among nurses working in different wards, Medicine, orthopaedics and intensive care unit (ICU) has the greatest prevalence of LBP. Conclusions: Our study shows ...

Prevalence and risk factors of low back pain among nursing students

Conclusion The incidence of low back pain among nursing students remains relatively high, and low back pain is associated with high BMI and lack ...