Prevalence Of Musculoskeletal Disorders (Msd’s) And Stress Among College Going Health Professional Students.
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Abstract
Background:
the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and stress among college-going health professionals. The study provides an overview of the contributing factors, consequences, and preventive measures associated with these prevalent issues.
Methodology:
A total of 201 healthcare professional students were selected with different questionnaire. The data were collected by trained students using a standardizedNordic questionnaire and 10 -k questionnaire.
Result
In this study, 201 subjects were involved, and female contributed to 56.57% ofthem. The mean age was 22.67 (± 1.294), mean height was 161.4 (± 6.619),andthe mean weight was 56.73± 5.616) among these participants.
Conclusion
The prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders and stress among college-going health professionals is a significant concern that requires attention from educators, healthcare institutions, and policymakers. By implementing preventive measures and promoting a culture of well-being, we can support the physical and mental health of future healthcare providers.
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