口腔卫生专业的人体工程学:一种绘图审查方案

Shiba Roby, Z. Morse
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背景:人体工程学是一门多学科科学,研究人类和其他系统元素如何相互作用,也是一门使用理论、概念、数据和方法来改善人类福祉和整体系统性能的专业。口腔健康专业人员需要良好的工作人体工程学来保持他们的工作能力、效率和高临床治疗水平。对于不同的工作实践、临床程序和患者类型,他们必须调整并确保适当的工作姿势、充足的照明、以及容易获得必要的设备和材料。虽然一些系统的研究和原创性的研究已经对“口腔健康专业的人体工程学”的不同方面进行了研究,但没有显示出地图审查。作者认为,需要对现有文献进行广泛的概述,以绘制现有研究的地图,确定研究差距,并指导未来的研究。方法:本次地图评价的方案由系统评价和meta分析扩展研究首选报告项目(PRISMA-SCR)和乔安娜布里格斯研究所(JBI)指南设计。由经验丰富的卫生联络员制定的综合检索策略将用于检索四个数据库和八个未发表文献来源。将使用JBI提出的搜索方法。将使用PRISMA-SCR流程图来跟踪已识别、筛选和排除的源的数量。数据提取表将用于整理关键信息,辅以叙述性解释,并以表格形式提出。结论:这一图谱综述将发现该领域的研究空白,并指导进一步的研究。
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Ergonomics in oral health professions: a mapping review protocol
Background: Ergonomics is a multidisciplinary science that studies how humans and other system elements interact and a profession that uses theory, concepts, data, and methodologies to improve human well-being and overall system performance. Oral health professionals need good working ergonomics to preserve their work competence, efficiency, and high clinical level of treatment throughout their careers. For various working practices, clinical procedures, and patient types, they must adjust and ensure proper working postures, adequate illumination, and easy access to essential apparatus and materials. Although some systematic studies and original research have been conducted about different aspects of “ergonomics in oral health professions,” no mapping review has been shown. The authors believe a broad overview of existing literature is required to map existing research, determine research gaps, and guide future research.Methods: The protocol for this mapping review has been designed by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analysis extension for scoping studies (PRISMA-SCR) and the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) guidelines. A comprehensive search strategy developed with an experienced liaison librarian for health will be used to search four databases and eight sources of unpublished literature. JBI’s proposed search approach will be used. A PRISMA-SCR flowchart will be used to track the number of recognised, screened, and excluded sources. A data extraction table will be used to collate critical information, supplemented with a narrative explanation, and presented in a tabular style.Conclusions: This mapping review will identify research gaps in this field and guide further studies.
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