Keywords
Systemic Arterial Hypertension
Worker's Health
Primary Health Care
Working Environment
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Abstract
This study aimed to analyze and discuss how circadian changes interfere with night-shift health workers' lives. This is a descriptive literature review with bibliometric analysis that aims to describe and analyze the profile of publications worldwide on circadian changes related to night shift work and their correlation with cardiovascular comorbidities. Analyses were made of publications that correlated night work with cardiovascular risk from 2000 to 2023 and published in the LILACS, MEDLINE via PubMed and BVS databases. Using the JoinPoint program, a segmented regression analysis was performed, which did not show any inflection points, explaining the increasing constancy in the publications. The annual percentage variation was estimated at 13.9%, with 95% confidence intervals. It was found that the United States of America has the highest percentage of studies on the subject, approximately 27.5% more than Brazil. At the same time, there is a demonstrated lack of studies in the continents of Oceania, Africa, and Central America. It was concluded that to reduce the prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and better understand the underlying biological mechanisms of work activities, it was important to understand the working conditions and the correlation with the occupational health disease process.
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