Investigating the Incidence of Underlying Diseases Among Nurses and Controlling Them; a review study

Nurses, as frontline healthcare workers, are constantly exposed to high levels of physical, emotional, and psychological stress due to the demanding nature of their profession. This exposure, coupled with long working hours, irregular shifts, and a physically strenuous workload, can increase their susceptibility to a variety of underlying health conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, and mental health issues. The incidence of these diseases among nurses is a significant concern for healthcare systems, as it can lead to absenteeism, decreased job performance, and an overall decline in the quality of care. Understanding the prevalence and factors contributing to these underlying diseases is crucial in developing effective preventive measures and support systems.

کلیدواژه ها:

Nurses ، Underlying diseases ، Health conditions ، Prevalence ، Occupational factors ، Health management programs