Stacy C Bailey, Allison P Pack, Guisselle Wismer, Norma Calderon, Evelyn Velazquez, Stephanie Batio, Abbey Ekong, Alice Eggleston, Amisha Wallia, Michael S Wolf, Jacob M Schauer, Sandi Tenfelde, David M Liebovitz, William A Grobman
Promoting REproductive Planning And REadiness in Diabetes (PREPARED) Study protocol: a clinic-randomised controlled trial testing a technology-based strategy to promote preconception care for women with type 2 diabetes
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teachers highest musculoskeletal disorders msd rates worldwide stressful working conditions msd likely linked psychosocial elements need social help loss job control performance concerns repetitive work feeling burdened stressed determine prevalence anatomical distribution msds associated psychosocial risk factors primarily depression among female teachers riyadh region saudi arabia observational quantitative crosssectional study done data collected female teachers riyadh region saudi arabia via questionnaire participants completed patient health questionnaire phq9 nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire nmq data analyzed using statistical package social sciences software 372 questionnaire responses obtained teachers prevalence depression 656 msd 86 main site pain neck 629 followed lower back 538 significant relationship prevalence msd prevalence depression msd occurred 641 participants without depression 959 mild depression 100 severe depression p 0001 high prevalence msd pain found among female teachers especially among older women teaching elementary schools higher number pregnancies coexistence msd depression affects work ability teachers reduces efficiency