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Sisse Grøn1, Fatima Junaid2, Lisa Loloma Froholdt3
1Accidents and Safety Culture, The National Research Center for the Working Environment, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Journal of agromedicine
|February 17, 2025
概括
丹麦渔民面临着诸如压力和不可预测性等重大心理社会风险. 这项研究共同创建了改善渔业行业的建议.
科学领域:
- 海洋职业健康 海洋职业健康
- 心理社会风险评估 心理社会风险评估
- 渔业行业研究研究 渔业行业研究
背景情况:
- 渔业中的心理社会风险研究不足.
- 丹麦渔民对工作环境的看法在很大程度上是未知的.
- 需要采取可行的策略来减轻压力因素.
研究的目的:
- 调查丹麦渔民对心理社会工作环境的看法.
- 确定渔民面临的主要心理社会风险.
- 与行业利益相关者共同创建减缓战略.
主要方法:
- 行动研究设计使用定性共同创作方法.
- 纪录和设计思维研讨会,涉及渔民和利益相关者.
- 专题分析以确定心理社会风险因素.
主要成果:
- 确定了十个关键的心理社会风险主题:丧,压力,糟糕的经济,负面的氛围,不信任,不公正,恐惧,不可预测性,无能,失去自豪感.
- 影响力,意义,奖励和可预测性的不平衡导致压力.
- 确定了与已确定的心理社会风险因素的"6个金块"的重叠.
结论:
- 丹麦渔民面临着严重的心理社会风险,影响他们的福祉.
- 与利益相关者共同创作,为决策者提供了六项可行的建议.
- 解决心理社会风险对于改善渔业工作环境至关重要.
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