Dergiler / Medeniyet Medical Journal / 2019 / Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 4

Shiftwork Association with Cardiovascular Diseases and Cancers Among Healthcare Workers: A Literature Review

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387–395
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There is a need for a more considerable and holistic effort towards standardization of shiftwork definition and conduct an assessment to establish a more conveniently appliacable framework for interven-tion strategies.

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Amaç & Hipotez:The round-the-clock demands of healthcare services, coupled with the shortage of healthcare providers in many parts of the world, have made shiftwork widespread among healthcare work-ers.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Understanding how to mitigate unfavourable effects of shiftwork on well-being is essential to improve health promotion, to prevent disease prevention, and to increase quality of life.
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Sonuç & Katkı:There is a need for a more considerable and holistic effort towards standardization of shiftwork definition and conduct an assessment to establish a more conveniently appliacable framework for interven-tion strategies.
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The round-the-clock demands of healthcare services, coupled with the shortage of healthcare providers in many parts of the world, have made shiftwork widespread among healthcare work-ers. Understanding how to mitigate unfavourable effects of shiftwork on well-being is essential to improve health promotion, to prevent disease prevention, and to increase quality of life. This comprehensive review aims to present evidence linking shiftwork with cardiovascular diseases and cancers among healthcare workers. Several studies have demonstrated evidence indicating the relationship between long-term exposure to shiftwork tempo and a higher risk of cardiovas-cular diseases. Health workers are increasingly witnesing unfavourable effects of shiftwork on their health state. Shiftwork disturbs circadian rhythm and cardiopulmonary processes, leading to adverse health outcomes. Increasing prevalence of shiftwork in healthcare industries due to population expansion and public health threat of cancers call for investigation towards a bet-ter understanding of the underlying mechanism of shiftwork-induced diseases. The shift work period has been considered in different studies using various criteria, resulting in inconsistent definition of measurement criteria leading to misclassification of the study population. There is a need for a more considerable and holistic effort towards standardization of shiftwork definition and conduct an assessment to establish a more conveniently appliacable framework for interven-tion strategies.

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YAU, A., HAQUE, M. (2019). Shiftwork Association with Cardiovascular Diseases and Cancers Among Healthcare Workers: A Literature Review. Medeniyet Medical Journal, Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 4, 387–395. https://ajindex.com/articles/283277

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