空军部门工作人员手指、手和手腕损伤的严重程度分析。

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Melody Kay Gwilliam, Christina Maria Socias-Morales, Scott Allen Hendricks, Karen Elizabeth Innes, Audrey Ann Reichard, Heidi A Stallings, Laura Kathryn Pick, Ashley Elizabeth Rutherford, Gordon S Smith
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目的:本研究调查了美国空军(DAF)与工作相关的手指、手和/或手腕(FHW)损伤,并重点研究了损伤的特征、严重程度和结果。方法:对2008-2018年工伤、非战斗工伤的特点、细节和严重程度进行分析。计算DAF内的发病率、严重程度模式和高危人群的识别。结果:近四分之一的DAF损伤与fwh有关,并且在2008-2018年期间有所下降。男性、年轻工人和入伍工人的患病率最高。严重损伤的发生率随年龄组的增加而增加。调整后性别差异无统计学意义。飞机维修人员受伤最严重,而金属工人的受伤率最高。结论:对高危人群的监测和重点干预、标准化代码以及定期更新培训和程序有助于持续减少FHW伤害。
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Analysis of severity of finger, hand, and wrist injuries among Department of Air Force workers.

Objective: This study examined U.S. Department of the Air Force (DAF) work-related finger, hand, and/or wrist (FHW) injuries, and focusing on injury characteristics, severity, and outcomes.

Methods: Characteristics, details, and severity of work-related, noncombat FHW injuries (2008-2018) were examined. Rates, patterns of severity and identification of at-risk populations within DAF were calculated.

Results: Nearly a quarter of DAF injuries were FHW-related and decreased from 2008-2018. The highest rates were among males, younger workers and enlisted workers. Odds of severe injury increased with age group. After adjustment sex was not significantly different. Aircraft maintenance had the most severe injuries, while metal workers had the highest rate.

Conclusions: Surveillance and focused interventions of high-risk groups, standardized codes, and regular updating of training and procedures contribute to continued reduction of FHW injuries.

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