Multi –criteria analysis of aspects of pharmaceutical information

Филина, И А; Xvorostyanova, A.G.

doi:10.18413/2075-4728-2018-41-3-484-494

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“…In the process of dispensing and manufacturing medicines in a pharmacy, employees may be adversely affected by the factors of the production environment: dust, vapors, gases from medicines and reagents; noise; microclimate of the room; microbial contamination; visual strain; uncomfortable working posture, etc. [1][2][3][4].…”

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Impact of working conditions on the health of pharmacy workers

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The analysis revealed factors that have an adverse effect on human health: artificial lighting (I =0.72); standing activity (I=0.63); monotonous movements (I =0.56); prolonged work at the computer (I =0.55). It was found that many pharmacy workers have chronic diseases: vascular pathology (29.4%), musculoskeletal pathology (28.4%), gastrointestinal tract pathology (27.5%); visual impairment (27.5%). It was found that 20.6% of pharmacy employees do not have breaks for rest and meal; 13.7% do not have the opportunity to take warm food at work; 35.3% have the biggest meal of the day in the evening. In the workplace, a set of factors that have an adverse effect on the health of pharmaceutical professionals has been identified; many workers have work-related chronic diseases; most pharmacists experience discomfort after work; some employers violate labour legislation by not providing specialists with breaks for rest and meal.

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