ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Measurement and Evaluation of Health, Functional Capacity, Physical Fitness, and Daily Habits of Greek Female Healthcare Professionals Working in a Hospital Environment.
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Abstract
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objectivesThe wellness profile of healthcare professionals is of crucial importance since it can affect the quality of healthcare services. This study created a comprehensive profile of health, functional capacity, physical fitness, and lifestyle behaviours in hospital healthcare professionals.
methodsA hundred female (age: 45.53 ± 2 yrs) professionals underwent assessments of their health (respiratory function/blood pressure/body circumference/body fat/body mass index/musculoskeletal pains), functional capacity (flexibility/balance), physical fitness (strength/aerobic capacity), and daily habits (smoking/alcohol/caffeinated beverages/screen time/physical activity).
resultsAccording to data analysis (descriptive statistics, paired
conclusionsIn conclusion, this study contributes valuable insights into the wellness profile of healthcare professionals to ensure optimal care for this population.
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