Doctors in the current synopsis are always unprotected to constant and maintained levels of physical and insane stress. As they form backbone of healthcare manufacturing, the health of clinicians themselves is a very important factor towards providing good condition to all.This study aims to determine the effect of corpse mass index on work accompanying musculoskeletal discomfort (WMSD) and occupational stress (OS) in clinicians. This will authorize a relation middle from two points obesity and insane-physical fitness of clinicians.The descriptive study accompanying inferential design was attended on 200 clinicians working in OPD hospitals of various areas of our Medical College, and various private hospitals and hospitals of Jalandhar with approximate event of study being one old age. BMI was calculated as percentage of Weight (kg) to the square of height (m). Over 40-old age-old clinicians were more inclined report having a extreme BMI, and surgeons were more likely to happening it than medical doctors. Majority (n = 115) 57.5% of the clinicians were erect to have mild musculoskeletal discomfort attended by no discomfort (23%) while 19.5% of them shown moderate to severe discomfort. Female doctors revealed more level of discomfort than male doctors. The relationship 'tween BMI and questionnaire score is very significant. Clinicians accompanying a BMI greater than 25 had a taller percentage (57.4%) of moderate to harsh OS.BMI is favorably equated with clinicians' material and mental well-being, particularly not sure-aged group. This facts serves as an awareness and alarm for the clinicians to protect their own well-being.
Author(s) Details:
Harpreet Singh Gulati,
Department of Anatomy, Punjab Institute of
Medical Sciences, Jalandhar, Punjab, India.
Ambica
Wadhwa,
Department
of Anatomy, Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences, Jalandhar, Punjab, India.
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