M. A. Gelisanga, Sarah Faye C. Alano-Ramos, Cynthia D. Ang, Sharon D. Ignacio
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导言:体力活动(PA)和健康相关体能(HRF)水平目前被认为是促进公众健康的关键因素,因此,医护人员需要保持良好的体力活动和健康相关体能,因为他们不仅要对自己负责,还要对客户负责。目的:根据年龄、性别、工作任务和工作年限,确定一家三级医院医护人员的体力活动和健康相关体适能水平。研究方法采用横断面研究设计,对行政、医疗、护理和医务辅助人员中的医护人员进行评估。使用 ALPHA-FIT 测试电池确定 PA 水平,并评估心肺功能、肌肉力量、下肢力量和强度、上身肌肉耐力、平衡和身体成分。结果:共有 282 人接受了测试,平均年龄为 37.4 岁,女性占 62.54%,52.13% 的人认为自己的健康状况一般,体能得分如下(单腿站立:2.67/3;8 字跑 2.45/3;肩颈跑 2.45/3):2.45/3;肩颈活动度:4.58/5;改良俯卧撑:2.05/4;手握力:2.5/5;跳跃和伸展:2.82/4;动态仰卧起坐:2.62/3;六分钟步行测试:475.38米)。高危职业工人的体育活动量一般较少(每周至少一次)。不同组群的 PA 和 HRF 水平无明显差异。结果显示,平衡和肩颈活动度与年龄之间存在明显的反相关关系。讨论医护人员的平均体力活动水平未达到世界卫生组织推荐的体力活动水平。医疗保健专业人员本应充分了解体育锻炼和心肺功能锻炼的益处,但他们的握力、上肢耐力、核心力量和心肺耐力却显示出中低水平。意义:有关 PA 和 HRF 的信息可能有助于制定有关员工健康的政策,如适当的工作量和健康设施,这将对向客户提供健康服务产生重大影响。
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FITNESS LEVEL OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN A TERTIARY TEACHING HOSPITAL
Introduction: Physical activity (PA) and health-related fitness (HRF) level are currently considered key factors in public health promotion, and as such, is healthcare workers need to be well because they are not only responsible for themselves, but of their clients as well. To determine the PA and HRF levels of healthcare workers in a tertiary hospital, disaggregated to age, sex, work assignments, and job tenure.
Methods: A cross-sectional research design was utilized to assess healthcare employees from the administrative, medical, nursing, and paramedical cohorts. ALPHA-FIT Test Battery was used to determine PA levels and assess cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular strength, lower extremity power and strength, upper body muscle endurance, balance, and body composition.
Results: A total of 282 participants were tested, with mean age 37.4 years, 62.54% females, 52.13% perceives average health status, and the following fitness scores (One-Legged Stance: 2.67/3; Figure-of-8 run: 2.45/3; Shoulder-neck mobility: 4.58/5; Modified push-up: 2.05/4; Hand grip strength: 2.5/5; Jump and Reach: 2.82/4; Dynamic sit-up: 2.62/3; Six-minute walk test: 475.38 meters distance covered). Physical activity levels of HCWs are generally light (at least once a week). There were no significant differences in PA and HRF levels across cohorts. The results show significant inverse correlation between balance and shoulder-neck mobility and age.
Discussion: Physical activity levels of HCW on average did not meet the World Health Organization’s recommended PA levels. Healthcare professionals who are expected to be well aware of benefits of PA and HRF have shown low to mid-fit levels of grip strength, upper extremity endurance, core strength, and cardiorespiratory endurance.
Significance: Information on PA and HRF may aid in policy making on employee wellness such as appropriate workload and wellness facilities, which could highly impact health service delivery to the clients.