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A prevenção das doenças nos profissionais da PSP associadas ao trabalho noturno e por turnos
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O presente trabalho teve como propósito analisar as implicações na saúde e bemestar dos polícias resultantes do trabalho noturno e por turnos.
O ser humano está biologicamente predisposto para se reger pela presença ou
ausência de luz solar na alternância dia/noite em que o dia se associa a atividade e a noite
ao descanso.
A comunidade científica refere os efeitos perniciosos resultantes do trabalho em
período noturno e em sistema de rotatividade de horários.
Os polícias, em particular nos serviços operacionais devido as variadíssimas e
complexas situações com que se deparam, muito exigentes a nível físico, e a nível
intelectual são propensos a um grande desgaste e stress originando doenças muitas das
vezes incapacitantes para o trabalho.
O mais importante ativo duma instituição são as suas mulheres e homens, é
impossível erradicar os efeitos negativos deste tipo de trabalho, mas é vital minimizar ao
máximo os efeitos negativos causados na sua saúde, por forma a poder manter a
capacidade operacional da P.S.P. e reduzir os elevados custos associados a doença.
Iremos analisar as medidas passiveis de tomar para mitigar as consequências
danosas para a saúde resultantes do trabalho noturno e por turnos.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the implications for the health and wellbeing of police officers resulting from night and shift work. The human being is biologically predisposed to be governed by the presence or absence of sunlight in the day/night alternation in which the day is associated with activity and the night with rest. The scientific community refers to the pernicious effects resulting from working at night and in a system of shifts. Police officers, particularly in operational services due to the varied and complex situations they are faced with, very demanding on a physical level, and on an intellectual level, are prone to great strain and stress, leading to illnesses that are often disabling for work. The most important asset of an institution are its women and men, it is impossible to eradicate the negative effects of this type of work, but it is vital to minimize the negative effects caused on their health as much as possible, in order to maintain the operational capacity of the P.S.P. and reduce the high costs associated with the disease. We will look at measures that can be taken to mitigate the harmful health consequences resulting from night and shift work.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the implications for the health and wellbeing of police officers resulting from night and shift work. The human being is biologically predisposed to be governed by the presence or absence of sunlight in the day/night alternation in which the day is associated with activity and the night with rest. The scientific community refers to the pernicious effects resulting from working at night and in a system of shifts. Police officers, particularly in operational services due to the varied and complex situations they are faced with, very demanding on a physical level, and on an intellectual level, are prone to great strain and stress, leading to illnesses that are often disabling for work. The most important asset of an institution are its women and men, it is impossible to eradicate the negative effects of this type of work, but it is vital to minimize the negative effects caused on their health as much as possible, in order to maintain the operational capacity of the P.S.P. and reduce the high costs associated with the disease. We will look at measures that can be taken to mitigate the harmful health consequences resulting from night and shift work.
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Doença; Trabalho Noturno; Trabalho por Turnos; Disease; Night Work; Shift work