Ritchie K A, McEwen J
Department of Public Health, University of Glasgow, UK.
Occup Med (Lond). 1994 May;44(2):77-82. doi: 10.1093/occmed/44.2.77.
A questionnaire survey was conducted to determine attitudes and perceptions of employees of a Scottish local authority of the role of occupational health services. Questions were included covering the following areas: influences on health, the effect of the workplace on health, satisfaction with work and working conditions, the role of occupational health services, and personal health experience. Most of the survey respondents believed that the prime function of an occupational health service is to ensure a safe working environment. However, it was indicated that management has responsibility for employee welfare at work and that an appropriate management structure to address safety issues should be accessible. In addition, employees would like the occupational health service to provide some health promotional activities, particularly stress management courses and the opportunity for exercise.
开展了一项问卷调查,以确定苏格兰一个地方当局的员工对职业健康服务作用的态度和看法。问卷涵盖以下方面的问题:对健康的影响、工作场所对健康的影响、对工作及工作条件的满意度、职业健康服务的作用以及个人健康经历。大多数受访者认为职业健康服务的主要功能是确保安全的工作环境。然而,调查表明管理层对员工工作福利负有责任,且应具备一个适当的管理架构来处理安全问题。此外,员工希望职业健康服务能提供一些健康促进活动,特别是压力管理课程和锻炼机会。