手稿标题:用单项工作能力代替工作能力指数的有限适用性:一项巴西横断面研究

IF 1.4 Q4 ERGONOMICS
Adrielle Moraes Cazotti, T. Sato, R. S. Padula, C. Moriguchi
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工作能力指数(WAI)评估工人在当前和近期的工作需求、健康和精神资源方面的状况。由于此问卷耗时长,故采用单项问题(工作能力评分- WAS)代替WAI。本研究的目的是探讨工作能力指数(WAI)与was在年龄、性别和职业调整后的相关性。来自不同经济部门的工人(N = 379)回答了一份关于人口统计信息和WAI的问卷。采用描述性统计、Spearman秩相关系数和偏相关系数对数据进行分析。WAI与WAS之间存在中度相关性(rs=0,49)。WAI与其他WAI维度:诊断疾病、工作需求和工作损失之间存在较强的相关性(r = 0.60)。偏相关结果显示,经性别、年龄和职业调整后,WAI与WAS的相关性增加(r = 0.60),但仍低于其他系数。因此,根据发现的相关性,我们不能推荐使用WAS代替巴西工人的WAI。
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Manuscript title: limited suitability for single item work ability to replace work ability index: a Brazilian cross-sectional study
Abstract The Work Ability Index (WAI) evaluates how workers are at present and in the near future with respect to work demands, health, and mental resources. Since this questionnaire is time consuming, a single-item question (work ability score - WAS) has been used to replace the WAI. The aim of this study was to investigate the correlation between the work ability index (WAI) and WAS, adjusted by age, sex and occupation. Workers (N = 379) from different economic sectors answered a questionnaire addressing demographic information and the WAI. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, Spearman’s rank correlation coefficients and partial correlations. Moderate correlations were found between the WAI and WAS (rs=0,49). Stronger correlations were found between the WAI and other WAI Dimensions: Diagnosed Diseases, Work Demands and Work Loss (rs>0.60). The partial correlation results showed that the correlation between the WAI and WAS increased when adjusted by sex, age and occupation (r = 0.60), but remained lower than other coefficients. Therefore, we cannot recommend the use of WAS instead of the WAI for Brazilian workers according to the correlation found.
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