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Introdução e objetivo: Ao longo do desenrolar da prática profissional em contexto da Saúde Ocupacional, por várias vezes os autores se questionaram se existiria alguma relação entre o uso de unhas de gel/ extensões de unhas e Acidentes de Trabalho, sobretudo quando presentes algumas tarefas laborais manuais, que exijam destreza e coordenação e/ ou com risco de atracamento, por vezes na interação com algumas máquinas. Metodologia: Com o objetivo de realizar uma Scopping Review, foram consideradas os seguintes motores de busca/ bases de dados: Scopus; PubMed/ Medline; Web of Science; Science Direct; Academic Search Ultimate; CINALH; Database of Abstracts and Reviews; Central Register of Controlled Trials; Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews; Nursing and Allied Health Collection; MedicLatina e RCAAP. Resultados: Nenhum dos artigos selecionados nas pesquisas descritas foi capaz de responder à questão de investigação. Discussão e Conclusão: Uma vez que não se encontraram quaisquer dados sobre este tema, a Direção da Revista Portuguesa de Saúde Ocupacional lança mais um desafio aos seus leitores, no sentido de tentar aliciar uma Equipa de Saúde Ocupacional, que tenha acesso a uma amostra de trabalhadoras significativa, em postos de trabalho adequados a esta investigação. Pretender-se-ia tentar correlacionar o número e gravidade dos Acidentes de Trabalho ao longo dos últimos anos, nas trabalhadoras do sexo feminino, que usem unhas de gel, versus trabalhadoras com tarefas equivalentes, mas sem esses adereços; podendo fazê-lo com total autonomia (desde a recolha das autorizações, elaboração do instrumento para recolha de dados, inserção dos mesmos em SPSS, tratamento estatístico, redação de artigo e submissão para publicação) ou apenas recolhendo as autorizações/ dados e inserindo os mesmos em programa estatístico, assumindo alguns elementos da Direção da Revista as restantes etapas, em parceria.
Introduction and objective: In the context of Occupational Health practice, the authors have questioned whether there is any relationship between the use of gel nails/ nail extensions and Work Accidents, especially when there are some manual labor tasks that require coordination and/ or interaction with some dangerous machines. Methodology: In order to carry out a Scopping Review, the following databases were considered: Scopus; PubMed/ Medline; Web of Science; Science Direct; Academic Search Ultimate; CINALH; Database of Abstracts and Reviews; Central Register of Controlled Trials; Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews; Nursing and Allied Health Collection; MedicLatina and RCAAP. Results: None of the articles selected in the surveys described was able to answer the research question. Discussion and Conclusion: Since no data on this topic were found, the RPSO on line launches another challenge to its readers, in order to try to motivate an Occupational Health Team, with access to a significant sample of female workers, in jobs appropriate to this research. It would be pretended to try to correlate the number and severity of Work Accidents during the last years, with workers that use nail extensions, versus workers with equivalent tasks, but without these artificial nails; it could be everything with autonomy (from the collection of authorizations, preparation of the instrument for data collection, insertion of the data into SPSS, statistical treatment, article writing and submission for publication) or with our help, just collecting the authorizations and the data, assuming some elements of the Direction of the Magazine the remaining stages, in partnership.
Introduction and objective: In the context of Occupational Health practice, the authors have questioned whether there is any relationship between the use of gel nails/ nail extensions and Work Accidents, especially when there are some manual labor tasks that require coordination and/ or interaction with some dangerous machines. Methodology: In order to carry out a Scopping Review, the following databases were considered: Scopus; PubMed/ Medline; Web of Science; Science Direct; Academic Search Ultimate; CINALH; Database of Abstracts and Reviews; Central Register of Controlled Trials; Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews; Nursing and Allied Health Collection; MedicLatina and RCAAP. Results: None of the articles selected in the surveys described was able to answer the research question. Discussion and Conclusion: Since no data on this topic were found, the RPSO on line launches another challenge to its readers, in order to try to motivate an Occupational Health Team, with access to a significant sample of female workers, in jobs appropriate to this research. It would be pretended to try to correlate the number and severity of Work Accidents during the last years, with workers that use nail extensions, versus workers with equivalent tasks, but without these artificial nails; it could be everything with autonomy (from the collection of authorizations, preparation of the instrument for data collection, insertion of the data into SPSS, statistical treatment, article writing and submission for publication) or with our help, just collecting the authorizations and the data, assuming some elements of the Direction of the Magazine the remaining stages, in partnership.
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Acidentes de trabalho Saúde ocupacional Gel nails Extensions of nails Work accidents Occupational accidents
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Citation
Santos, M., Almeida, A., Lopes, C., Oliveira, T.. (2019) As unhas de gel potenciam o número e/ou gravidade dos acidentes de trabalho?- De Scoping Review a Desafio lançado aos Leitores…Revista Portuguesa de Saúde Ocupacional on line. 2019, 7, 1-5. DOI: 10.31252/RPSO.21.03.2019
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Ajeogene, Serviços Médicos Lda