CV Lattes
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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúde (CCBS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Physical therapist (2002), MSc (2005) and PhD (2008) in Physiotherapy at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar) and internship (2018) at the National Center for Research in the Work Environment (NRCWE, Denmark). She is currently a professor at the Department of Physiotherapy (DFisio) and at the Postgraduate Program in Physiotherapy (PPGFT) at UFSCar, in the research line "Physiotherapeutic resources in pain, tissue repair and functional performance". She has experience in Occupational Health and Ergonomics, working on the following topics: work-related musculoskeletal disorders, assessment of exposure at work, assessment of the effect of interventions, reliability and validity of measures. email: tatisato@ufscar.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Health workers deal with physically and emotionally stressful situations at work. Night shift professionals can present sleep imbalance. These aspects make these workers vulnerable to musculoskeletal symptoms and mental disorders. Objective: To evaluate the relationship between psychosocial aspects and sleep characteristics with musculoskeletal symptoms and depression among health workers…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the lives of workers, affecting their physical, social and psychological well-being. Studies show that burnout and stress are prevalent among workers due to psychosocial, sociodemographic and occupational factors. Understanding these factors is crucial to designing effective policies and interventions to protect workers' mental health.This …
Introduction: Parathletes who fully dedicate themselves to sports and receive government support are few compared to parathletes with partial dedication, with or without assistance. Therefore, it is essential to identify whether the difference in their professional engagement interferes with osteomuscular symptoms and psychosocial aspects related to work activity.Objective: To assess the …
Violence related to nursing work is clearly a theme of expressive magnitude, but still underexplored nationally and internationally. The effects on the life of a worker that experiences such situation in his workplace are countless, including emotional and physical consequences, also harming the working process itself. Thus, this study aimed to comprehend the violence suffered by nurses, …
Repetitive occupational physical activities, long working hours with shift rotations, high levels of attention, sedentary behavior, poor sleep quality, stress and inadequate postures are the main risk factors for the physical and mental health of health workers in the hospital environment. Health workers are physically active in the work environment. Occupational physical activity (OPA) i…
Introduction: labor restriction refers to the impossibility and/or inability of the worker to perform a certain task foreseen in his/her function, which can be experienced at any time during the productive life, since it results from illnesses or accidents that require functional relocation or readaptation of activities, ideally for a limited time. An absent or presenteeist worker implies…
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There is a well-established relationship between high physical activity at leisure time and decreased all-cause and cardiovascular mortality and also musculoskeletal morbidity. On the other hand, high physical demands at work seem to increase this risk for both conditions. However, the underlying mechanism behind this effect remains unknown. Then, the investigation of the physiological re…
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