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6. COVID long : les maladies allergiques, un facteur à prendre en compte

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Kacem, I., primary, Nakhli, R., additional, Ghenim, A., additional, Fki, A., additional, Chouchane, A., additional, Sridi, C., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, El Maalel, O., additional, Chatti, S., additional, Aloui, A., additional, and Maoua, M., additional

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2024
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10. Prise en charge du syndrome de Brooks en Tunisie : aspect médico-légal

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Athimni, Z., primary, Chouchane, A., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Knaz, A., additional, Gaddour, A., additional, Benzarti, W., additional, Aissa, S., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Aloui, A., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Maalel, O. El, additional, Chatti, S., additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2024
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11. La part des maladies respiratoires chroniques dans le départ à la retraite anticipée pour usure prématurée de l’organisme ou invalidité

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Ghenim, A., primary, Chouchane, A., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Aloui, A., additional, Knaz, A., additional, Gaddour, A., additional, Benzarti, W., additional, Aissa, S., additional, Khalefa, W., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, El Maalel, O., additional, Chatti, S., additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2024
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12. Rôle du secteur d’activité dans le contrôle de l’asthme professionnel

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Moussa, A., primary, Chouchane, A., additional, Mahjoub, L., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Knaz, A., additional, Benzarti, W., additional, Aissa, S., additional, Bouhoula, A., additional, Aloui, M., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Maalel, O. El, additional, Chatti, S., additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2024
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22. Les chéilites allergiques : à propos d’une étude rétrospective sur 30 ans

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Moussa, A., primary, Bouhoula, M., additional, Makhloufi, M., additional, Chelly, F., additional, Sridi, C., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Chouchane, A., additional, Aloui, A., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Chatti, S., additional, Maalel, O. El, additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2023
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27. Burnout Syndrome and its associated factors among anesthesia technicians in a Teaching Hospital in the central region of Tunisia

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Athimni, Z., primary, Chouchen, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Nsiri, L., additional, Ferhi, F., additional, Aloui, A., additional, Gaddour, A., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Maalel, O., additional, Chatti, S., additional, Kacem, I., additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2023
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28. Levels of anxiety, depression and stress among health care workers during the COVID19 pandemic: Study conducted at the University Hospital Farhat Hached of Sousse-Tunisia

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Belhadj Chabbah, N., primary, Chatti, S., additional, Athimni, Z., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Chouchane, A., additional, Aloui, A., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Elmaalel, O., additional, and Mrizek, N., additional

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2023
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29. P-295 Work-related risk factors for breast cancer a case-control study in Tunisia

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Amen, MOUSSA, primary, Kacem, I, additional, Moussa, A, additional, Hafsia, M, additional, El Maalel, O, additional, Ben Ahmed, S, additional, Bouhoula, M, additional, Chouchane, A, additional, Aloui, A, additional, Maoua, M, additional, Brahem, A, additional, Kalboussi, H, additional, Chatti, S, additional, Kahloul, M, additional, and Mrizak, N, additional

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2023
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31. O-293 Work-related risk factor for multiple sclerosis: a case control study in Tunisia

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Moussa, Amen, primary, Kacem, I, additional, Moussa, A, additional, Abiadh, R, additional, Hassine, A, additional, Nakhli, R, additional, Chouchane, A, additional, Bouhoula, M, additional, Aloui, A, additional, Maoua, M, additional, Brahem, A, additional, Kalboussi, H, additional, El Maalel, O, additional, Chatti, S, additional, Ben Amor, S, additional, and Mrizak, N, additional

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2023
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32. P-299 Occupational exposure and lifestyle factors and risk of prostate cancer in the central region of Tunisia a case-control study

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Gannoun, Nawress, primary, Kacem, I, additional, Gannoun, N, additional, Tlili, G, additional, Kahloul, M, additional, Ajmi, M, additional, Nakhli, R, additional, Chouchane, A, additional, Bouhoula, M, additional, Aloui, A, additional, Maoua, M, additional, Brahem, A, additional, Kalboussi, H, additional, El Maalel, O, additional, Chatti, S, additional, Jaidane, M, additional, Naija, W, additional, and Mrizak, N, additional

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2023
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37. Relationship between sleep quality and occupational asthma control

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MOUSSA, A, primary, Chouchane, A, additional, Mahjoub, L, additional, Maoua, M, additional, Benzarti, W, additional, Aissa, S, additional, Bouhoula, M, additional, Aloui, A, additional, Kacem, I, additional, Brahem, A, additional, Kalboussi, H, additional, El Maalel, O, additional, Chatti, S, additional, Hayouni, A, additional, and Mrizak, N, additional

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2022
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38. Contribution of Patch Tests with Occupational Handled Products in the Diagnosis of Occupational Contact Dermatitis: A 10-year Review

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Aloui, A., primary, Maoua, M., additional, El Guedri, S., additional, Moussa, A., additional, Bouhoula, M., additional, Chouchene, A., additional, Kacem, I., additional, Brahem, A., additional, Ghariani, N., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, El Maalel, O., additional, Chatti, S., additional, Denguezli, M., additional, and Mrizek, N., additional

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2022
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48. Les troubles musculosquelettiques chez les étudiants du piano

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Kacem, I., primary, Kahloul, M., additional, Makhloufi, M., additional, Chelly, F., additional, Maoua, M., additional, Jriri, S., additional, Baccouche, K., additional, Asma, A., additional, Chouchane, A., additional, Aicha, B., additional, Kalboussi, H., additional, Souhail, C., additional, Elmaalel, O., additional, Bouajina, E., additional, and Mrizak, N., additional

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2021
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49. Post-traumatic stress in healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study.

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Athimni, Z., Belhadj Chabbeh, N., Chatti, S., Chelly, F., Ben Afia, L., Bouhoula, M., Chouchane, A., Aloui, A., Kacem, I., Maoua, M., Brahem, A., Kalboussi, H., and El Maalel, O.

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MENTAL health personnel, MEDICAL personnel, COVID-19 pandemic, POST-traumatic stress, POST-traumatic stress disorder
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Introduction: During the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare professionals worked under critical care conditions and had to adapt quickly to extreme work situations. They were confronted with several occupational stressors. Objectives: To determine the prevalence and factors associated with post-traumatic stress symptoms among healthcare personnel at Farhat Hached Hospital in Sousse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: This was a descriptive cross-sectional study conducted among care staff at the Farhat Hached University Hospital in Sousse over a 3-month period during the 4th wave of COVID-19. Data were collected using a questionnaire covering socio-professional and medical data. Post-traumatic stress symptoms were assessed using the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R). Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS.23 software. Results: Our study included 326 health professionals from the CHU Farhat Hached. The mean age of our population was 36.38 ±10.19 years. The sex ratio was 0.23. Most healthcare staff were married (61.3%) and had dependent children (60.4%). Nurses were the most represented at 32.2%, followed by health technicians (22.7%) and medical residents (18.4%). Average job tenure was 10.62±10.69 years, with extremes ranging from 1 to 39 years. The prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder was 32.5%. Paramedics were more likely to develop post-traumatic stress symptoms (OR=2.3 (IC95%: 1.4-3.8), p=0.001). Leisure activities were protective factors against post-traumatic stress symptoms (OR=0.4 (IC95%: 0.2-0.8), p=0.018). The multivariate analytical study revealed that being a paramedic and having a personal history of COVID19 infection were independently associated with post-traumatic stress symptoms. Conclusions: Our results demonstrated the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of healthcare personnel. Lessons learned from this pandemic should help in the development of context-specific strategies to support healthcare workers and promote the protection of their mental health. Disclosure of Interest: None Declared [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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50. Factors associated with the quality of conflict management among anesthesia technicians.

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Ghenim, A., Kahloul, M., Kacem, I., Aloui, A., Chouchane, A., Ajmi, M., Naija, W., Maoua, M., and Mrizak, N.

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COMMUNICATION in management, CONFLICT management, TEACHING hospitals, RATINGS of hospitals, SOFT skills
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Introduction: A conflict arises when one or more individuals, groups or organizations disagree, creating internal or external tensions that can cause damage. This is particularly serious in operating theatres, where decisions involving life or death are common. Indeed, in this particular context, the multiplicity of stakeholders, the divergence of opinions and decisions related to patient care, the frequency of critical situations, stress and the limitation of resources are established causes of disagreement and tension. Objectives: To identify factors associated with the alteration of conflict management quality among anesthesia and resuscitation technicians (ART). Methods: This is an observational, multicenter, cross-sectional and analytical study, enrolling all ART exercising at the two teaching hospitals of Sousse (Tunisia) over a two month period(March 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022). Conflict management was assessed using the Conflict Handling Style Scale. Results: Our study involved 50 participants, only eight of whom reported having had previous training in communication and conflict management. Conflicts in the hospital were rated frequent to very frequent by 58% of participants. Task conflicts were the most reported (74%). The main causes of conflict were lack of leadership (60%), unequal distribution of tasks (42%) and workload (28%). The main repercussions of the conflicts were the delay in patients care (60%), therapeutic errors (42%), and the cancellation or postponement of some acts (34%). The main factors associated with impaired conflict management abilities were age<40 years (p=0,03), tobacco consumption (p=0,001), and number of dependent children<2 p<10-3). Conclusions: In light of our results, it would be useful and urgent to develop the soft skills of our human resources, particularly in terms of communication and conflict management. Disclosure of Interest: None Declared [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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