Association between shift work, salivary cortisol levels, stress and fatigue in nurses: integrative review
Asociación entre turnos de trabajo, niveles de cortisol salivar, estrés y fatiga en enfermeros: revisión integrativa
Associação entre turnos de trabalho, níveis de cortisol salivar, estresse e fadiga em enfermeiros: revisão integrativa
Dnieber Chagas de Assis; Deisy Vivian de Resende; Maria Helena Palucci Marziale
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Objetivo: Identificar evidências científicas sobre a associação entre o trabalho em turnos e alterações do ritmo circadiano do cortisol, índices de estresse e fadiga em trabalhadores de enfermagem.
Método: Foram identificados 1.046 artigos publicados entre 2006 e 2016 nas bases Medline, LILACS, WOS, Scopus e SciElo, dos quais três atenderam aos critérios de inclusão.
Resultado: Os estudos apresentaram baixo rigor metodológico e resultados inconclusivos em virtude da diversidade metodológica e baixo número amostral. Dessa forma, com base na literatura existente, não foi possível determinar a existência de associação significativa entre esquemas de trabalho em turnos, trabalho de enfermagem e alterações do ritmo circadiano do cortisol, índices de estresse e fadiga.
Conclusão: As estratégias necessárias para a obtenção de resultados confiáveis e passíveis de comparação incluem a adoção de métodos padronizados de seleção dos participantes, coleta e análise das amostras e utilização de instrumentos psicométricos validados.
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Submitted date:
05/08/2017
Accepted date:
11/18/2017