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JEM name
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JEM- hospital workers
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Institute
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Hacettepe Üniversity, Institute of Public Health, Dept. of Occupational Health and Safety
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Country
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Turkey
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Contact person
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Sibel Kiran
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Email
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sibelkiran@gmail.com
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Year JEM was developed
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2003
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Agents
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- Biological Factors
- Physical Agents
- Ergonomics, Physical Workload, and Injury Related
- Psychosocial Domains
- Organisation of Work including Working Time
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Bacteria
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- Helicobacter Pylori
- Mycobacterium tuberculosis
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Viruses
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- Hepatitis (Hep B, Hep C, etc.)
- Influenza (all types)
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Choose
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- Cold
- Hand-arm vibration
- Heat
- Light-at-night (LAN)
- Noise
- Radiation
- Ultrasound
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Radiation
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- Ionising
- Non-ionising
- Solar and ultraviolet
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Ergonomics, Physical Workload, and Injury Related
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- Awkward work postures (e.g. kneeling/squatting, elevated arms, neck flection, back bent forward without support)
- Physical work load (e.g. heavy lifting of people or objects, pushing/pulling)
- Repetitive work movements
- Sedentary work
- Standing work
- Work with video display units (VDU)
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Hazards from other people
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- Bullying, harassment (including sexual harassment)
- Violence
- Other (specify)
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Bullying, harassment (including sexual harassment)
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- By co-workers/colleagues
- By patients/clients/customers
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Violence
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- By co-workers/colleagues
- By patients/clients/customers
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Job task characteristics/organization of work
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- Career advancement opportunities
- Job control, autonomy
- Role conflict/ambiguity/clarity
- Social support at work from supervisors
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Work/non-work interface
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- Work-family (work-home) interface/conflict/balance
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Employment conditions
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- Contract duration
- Work contract type (i.e. permanent, term-contract, subcontract, temporary)
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Shift work
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- Night (permanent or rotating)
- Rotating (not night)
- Regular/variable
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Working hours
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- Duration
- Regular/variable
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Occupation Axis
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Yes
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Coding system
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Coding system (Number of digits used)
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4
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Industry Axis
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Yes
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Industry coding system
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Sex-specific
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No
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Age-specific
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No
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Intensity
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Yes
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Intensity categories/units
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- Semi-quantitative (specify categories and cut-off points, if applicable )
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Semi-quantitative (specify categories and cut-off points, if applicable )
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1 to 4
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Probability
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Yes
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Probability categories/levels
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1-3
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Duration
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Yes
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Duration categories/levels
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1-4
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Frequency
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Yes
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Peaks
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No
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Data source(s)
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- Expert assessment
- Self-reported data
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Availability
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Strengths
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for hospital sector, and one company originated expert and self reported data collected task and department based very focused health workers during that period jem was not popular so it could not be published
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Weaknesses
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not a specific model jem application, it was created in one hospital to build and apply for national data, but could not be possible sure to national coding system turned NACe afterwards
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