Vpliv izmenskega dela na zaposlene v družbi Dom Lenart, d. o. o.

diplomsko delo visokošolskega strokovnega študijskega programa prve bolonjske stopnje Zdravstvena nega

Nino Buhinjak (Author), Salkunić Šefik (Mentor)

Abstract

Teoretična izhodišča: Namen diplomskega dela je bil opisati, raziskati, primerjati in povzeti področje vpliva izmenskega dela na motnje spanja zaposlenih zdravstvenih delavcev na podlagi literature in opravljene raziskave v družbi Dom Lenart, d. o. o. Metoda: V diplomskem delu sta uporabljeni kvantitativna in deskriptivna metoda. V teoretičnem delu so uporabljene metode opisovanja, povzemanja in primerjanja, medtem ko so v empiričnem delu uporabljene metode anketiranja, analize, deskriptivne ter inferenčne statistike in opisovanja. V raziskavi smo za zbiranje podatkov med zaposlenimi uporabili prilagojen standardiziran vprašalnik, Pittsburghov indeks kakovosti spanja (PSQI), s 25 vprašanji zaprtega tipa. Rezultati: Vzorec anketirancev je zajemal 50 zaposlenih v družbi Dom Lenart, d. o. o. Rezultati so pokazali, da ne obstajajo statistično značilne razlike v količini (času) dremanja med zaposlenimi glede na starost. Med zaposlenimi, ki opravljajo večizmensko in nočno delo, ter delavci, ki opravljajo enoizmensko delo, ne obstajajo pomembne razlike glede na prisotnost težav s spanjem. Ugotovljeno je bilo tudi, da na podlagi pridobljenih podatkov ni dokazov, ki bi potrjevali, da imajo zaposleni večje težave z zaspanostjo na poti iz službe kakor na poti v službo. Razprava: Veliko opravljenih raziskav in virov navaja negativne učinke izmenskega in nočnega dela na fizično, psihično in socialno življenje zdravstvenih delavcev. Kljub obstoječi literaturi pa raziskava, opravljena v sklopu diplomskega dela, ne prikazuje pomembnih razlik pri vplivu izmenskega in nočnega dela na spanje zaposlenih v družbi Dom Lenart d. o. o.

Keywords

izmensko delo;vpliv;medicinske sestre;motnje spanja;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2024
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	ESM - European Centre Maribor
Publisher:	[N. Buhinjak]
UDC:	614.253:331.312.64(043.2)
COBISS:	240580355
Views:	254
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Theoretical background: the aim of the thesis was to describe, investigate, compare and summarise the impact of shift work on sleep disturbances in healthcare workers based on the literature and a survey carried out in the company Dom Lenart, d. o. o. Method: the thesis uses a quantitative and descriptive methodology. In the theoretical part, the methods used are descriptive, summarizing and comparing, while in the empirical part, the methods used are surveys, analysis, descriptive and inferential statistics and descriptive. In this study, an adapted standardised questionnaire, the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), with 25 closed-ended questions, was used to collect data among employees. Results: the sample consisted of 50 employees of Dom Lenart, d. o. o. The results showed that there were no statistically significant differences in the amount (time) of napping between employees according to age. There are no significant differences between employees working multiple shifts and night work and employees working single shifts with regard to the presence of sleep problems. It was also found that there was no evidence from the data to suggest that employees have more problems with sleepiness on the way to work than on the way from work. Discussion: A large amount of research and literature has reported the negative effects of shift and night work on the physical, psychological and social life of health workers. Despite the existing literature, the research carried out as part of the thesis does not show any significant differences in the impact of shift work and night work on the sleep of employees at Dom Lenart d.o.o.
Secondary keywords:	shift work;impact;nurses;sleep disorders;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Alma Mater Europaea, Evropski center, Maribor, Zdravstvena nega
Pages:	43 str., [7] f. pril.
ID:	26668347