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Purpose: Occupational diseases of the muscle skeletal system are one of the common health problems in society. We aimed at determining the frequency of the upper end problems associated with the employment to protect the health of the assistant staff working in our hospital, to increase work satisfaction and to prevent situations that may cause loss of work and the factors that may cause these problems. Tools and Methods: Our work included a total of 125 health staff working in various departments in our hospital. The data of the study was questioned by a survey form created by compiling personal characteristics, work and work environment information from literature. The Scandinavian Musculoskeletal System Survey (The Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire) identified the pain areas. Results: 125 outcomes involved in the study, 74 (59 percent). 2) female and 51 (40.8%) were male. The average age of the cases was 31.56±7.09 years. 53 (50.3) of the participants worked as hospital cleaning staff, 25 (23.8) as secretary, 16 (15.2) as technician and 11 (10.6%) as nurses. It was found that 61 (58.1%) of employees had upper end pain during work. In the logistic analysis made, being a man was only a risk factor for arm pain, the VKI was big for back, back and arm; the short time spent at home was determined as a risk factor for back and clothing pain. Result: Pre-defining the upper end problems and risks that may arise in the employment of the hospital employees is important to the work performance and the health of the employees.

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