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- Collection: Vol. 15 No. 3 (2025)
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Work-relatedstress and mental well-beingamongpolice personnel at Mangalore jurisdiction
Stress is the physiological response to anything that requires focus or movement. Police officers are responsible for enforcing laws in their jurisdiction, as there is a rise in the personal risk of verbal and physical assaults,…
Effectiveness of specific muscle group stretching in reducing regional musculoskeletal disorders among textile workers
Regional musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are prevalent in the textile industry, primarily due to repetitive or static work postures. This study aimed to assess whether specific muscle group stretching exercises could reduce…
Knowledge on lead exposure among Paint workers in Kirtipur Municipality, Nepal
Lead exposure is a serious threat to public health. Among various occupational groups, paint workers are at increased risk of lead exposure. This study aims to assess the knowledge on lead exposure, identify symptoms of lead…
Perceived effectiveness of near-missreporting on proactive safety performance in construction: A mixed-methods study from India
Construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries involving 5.5 million work-related accidents and nearly 60,000 fatalities every year across the world. Near-Miss Reporting Systems (NMRS) is one of the…
Musculoskeletal Pain of Gastrointestinal Endoscopists
Prolonged and repetitive musculoskeletal injuries are common among gastroenterologists who are overwhelmed with complex endoscopic procedures. Data is sparse regarding procedure-related musculoskeletal pain among…
Prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders among female workers inthe fish processing industry in Odisha, India
The fish processing industry in India hasexperienced significant growth in the recent years, contributing substantially to the national economy. Several tasks involved in processing are dependent on manual handling which lead to development of work…
Evaluating occupational health and safety conditions among security guards in a Ghanaian Public University
The occupational health and safety (OHS) issues at academic institutions have received little attention, especially regarding the security staff who face specific job-related risks. This study examines the safety climate, …
Psychological morbidity and its risk factors among migrant construction workers in Chengalpattu district –A cross-sectional study
Migrant construction workers, who form an essential workforce in the construction industry, face distinctive challenges such as job-related stress, workplace safety issues, financial instability, and difficulties arising…
Screening of tuberculosis among nurse clinicians: An analytical observational study at a tertiary care hospital in western Rajasthan
Healthcare workers (HCWs) face a significant risk of contracting tuberculosis (TB), especially in regions with a high incidence of the disease. In India, routine screening and surveillance data are scarce for TB among …
Relationship between potential ergonomic hazardfactors and musculoskeletal disorders in Nipahleaf crafters in Terjun Village, Indonesia
Nipahleaf crafters regularlyperformtasks involvingawkward postures—such as sitting on the floor without back support—repetitive hand movements, manual handling of Nipahleaves and sticks, and working inphysically uncomfortable…