Exploring the perspectives of key stakeholders in returning to work after minor to serious road traffic injuries: a qualitative study

Abedi, Masoumeh; Aplin, Tammy; Gane, Elise; Johnston, Venerina

doi:10.1007/s10926-022-10051-w

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“…Um grande dilema que amedronta essas pessoas é a sua dificuldade de inserção no meio social, ou reinserção em âmbito empregatício ocasiona uma experiência de ansiedade, angustia e incerteza relacionando a sua função no trabalho. Assim, o retorno ao trabalho posteriormente aos acidentes de trânsito provocam uma visão de fragilidade, ocasionando um alto nível de ansiedade e depressão à pessoa com deficiência ou pós-acidente que gerou alguma sequela (Castilho et al, 2019;Abedi et al, 2022).…”

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“…Além das questões financeiras, o sentimento de ter que enfrentar esse novo desafio sozinho é confuso e desgastante no processo, sendo um impacto negativo no regresso ao trabalho (Castilho et al, 2019;Abedi et al, 2022) Ademais, os pacientes que já possuíam problemas emocionais antes do trauma, tendem de sofrer com uma maior intensidade quando sofre um acidente de trânsito, pois junção da dor, das repercussões negativas que acomete sua saúde e do sofrimento psicológico pode progredir para transtornos mentais crônicos. Logo, o estado psicológico pós-lesão também influencia à longo prazo a saúde mental do indivíduo.…”

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Acidentes motociclísticos com sequelas graves: repercussões na saúde mental de condutores

Farias,

Araújo,

Coura

et al. 2024

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Justificação/Problema: a ausência de estudos levanta preocupações sobre a necessidade de tratar não apenas as consequências físicas, mas também as psicológicas. Além do mais, poucas pesquisas abordam o sofrimento psicológico, como ansiedade e depressão, em motociclistas acidentados com sequelas graves. Objetivo: compreender como as sequelas graves interferem na saúde mental dos pacientes vítimas de acidentes motociclísticos. Metodologia: trata-se de um estudo de caráter transversal, de abordagem qualitativa, realizado no Centro Regional de Reabilitação e Assistência em Saúde do Trabalhador- CERAST. Para o processamento dos dados, utilizou-se o software IRAMUTEQ- Interface de R pourles Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires. Participaram do estudo seis pacientes, que atenderam aos critérios de inclusão. Resultados: evidenciou-se na situação, os sintomas de ansiedade e depressão após o evento, e outras interferências em sua saúde mental. Conclusão: é necessário implementar medidas preventivas e de promoção à saúde, melhorar o atendimento ao pós-trauma com atendimento voltado a saúde mental do indivíduo com sequelas graves.

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Acidentes motociclísticos com sequelas graves: repercussões na saúde mental de condutores

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“…They face signi cant challenges that have not been studied systematically and settled [21]. In addition, currently there are many research focus on the impact factors on RTW for CRC survivors while few studies pay attention to the interventions [22][23][24]. Thus, a bibliometric analysis of this domain is urgently needed.…”

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Research on return to work for colorectal cancer survivors: A bibliometric analysis

Zhang

Wang

et al. 2023

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Purpose Colorectal cancer survivors’ returning to work is a symbol of recovery as well as back to society. However, few studies have explored the study orientation for this domain. A bibliometric analysis of this field is urgently needed. Methods The database of Web of Science Core Collection was utilized to search publications. Characteristics of literature including publication years, countries, institutions, journals and authors were analyzed. VOSviewer and CiteSpace were utilized for data visualization. The data search and analysis were conducted on May 11, 2022. Results Totally, 125 articles were identified. The article number has grown gradually in the last twenty years. The League of European Research Universities and author De Boer Agem from the Netherlands contribute most in this field. The Journal of Supportive Care In Cancer issued the utmost articles, and the journal of Psycho Oncology outranked other journals with citations suggesting that it serves as the landmark journal. Outcomes, employment & financial burden, health & barriers and quality of life & rehabilitation are high-frequency keywords in co-occurrence analysis. Burst analysis revealed that experience, financial burden, risk factors, symptoms distress (fatigue), unemployment and physical activity studies were the emerging hot spots in the domain. The management of return to work after colorectal cancer is multidisciplinary. Conclusions The understanding of returning to work for colorectal cancer patients has improved increasingly over the two decades. The author De Boer Agem from the Netherlands and the Journal of Supportive Care In Cancer made the largest contribution to this domain. More attention should be paid to experience, financial burden, risk factors, symptoms of distress (fatigue), unemployment, and intervention studies. Multidisciplinary integration is the essence.

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“…While existing workplace practices are rarely studied, qualitative research has been suggested as an ideal method of studying RTW experiences [34][35][36]. For example, a review of qualitative studies by MacEachen et al [37] found that RTW is a complex process that requires trust, goodwill, and clear communication.…”

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Return to Work in Policing: A qualitative study

Eerd

Pouésard

Yanar

et al. 2023

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Purpose Police work includes being exposed to challenging and traumatic situations that can result in physical and/or psychological injuries requiring time off work. Safe return to work (RTW) is critical, yet little is known about current RTW practices in police services. This study examines RTW practices and experiences from the perspective of workplace RTW personnel and workers (sworn and civilian) in police services with physical and/or psychological health conditions. Methods A purposive sampling approach was used to recruit sworn and civilian members in several Canadian police services with a variety of roles who had experienced RTW either as a worker with a work-related injury/illness or those who supported RTW in the service. Interviews were conducted and transcribed for analyses. Qualitative research methods were used to identify themes in the data. Results Five overarching themes emerged. Two themes pointed to the context and culture of police services and included discussions related to RTW processes, injury/illness complexity, the hierarchical nature of the police culture, and a culture of stoicism and stigma. The remaining three themes were about RTW processes of accommodation, communication, and trust-building. Within these themes, recovery from injury/illness, meaningful accommodation, timely clear communication, malingering, and trust were described. Conclusions Our findings point to potential improvements to RTW practices in police services related to flexibility, clarity, confidentiality, and reducing stigma. Future research on RTW practices for psychological injuries is required to help inform policy and practice.

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Exploring the perspectives of key stakeholders in returning to work after minor to serious road traffic injuries: a qualitative study

Cited by 5 publications

References 50 publications

Acidentes motociclísticos com sequelas graves: repercussões na saúde mental de condutores

Acidentes motociclísticos com sequelas graves: repercussões na saúde mental de condutores

Research on return to work for colorectal cancer survivors: A bibliometric analysis

Return to Work in Policing: A qualitative study

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