Context: Ergonomics is a systems-oriented discipline that extends across all aspects of the work environment and human activity to
enhance safety, efficiency, quality of work-life, operators’ comfort and productivity that increase job satisfaction of the health care team
members as well as staff nurses.
Aim: This research aimed to assess ergonomics as perceived by staff nurses and its relation to their job satisfaction.
Methods: A descriptive-analytical cross-sectional design utilized for carrying out this study. The current study was conducted in
surgical building at Benha University Hospitals, Qaliobia Governorate, Egypt. Study subjects were all available (200) staff nurses. Two
tools used to collect data, namely, ergonomics assessment questionnaire and job satisfaction assessment questionnaire.
Results: The results of the study revealed that ergonomics was inadequate as perceived by more than two-thirds (71%) of the studied
staff nurses. Also, more than two thirds (72.5%) of them had a low level of job satisfaction. Moreover, there was a highly statistically
significant positive correlation at (P-value |
