Ergonomic stress and surgical performance of general surgeons: a cross-sectional comparison of laparoscopic and open procedures.

Background: Surgeons are actively seeking ways to enhance operating room ergonomics. A comprehensive report on surgeon job-related disease and injuries could raise awareness, encourage workplace improvements, and emphasize the importance of ergonomic practices such as body posture awareness, appropriate operating room setup, and exercise to lessen discomfort and improve general health.

Purpose: To address the ergonomic challenges that surgeons in Jordan face during their work and to investigate how demographic variables may impact a surgeon's ability to perform open and laparoscopic procedures proficiently.

Infection Control in Hospitals of Jordan: Challenges and Opportunities.

It is essential to take measures to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and antibiotic resistance (AR) in order to ensure the safety of patients, control infections, protect public health, and maintain the overall quality and sustainability of the healthcare systems. The implementation of complex infection control strategies, the judicious utilization of antibiotics, health education, and global collaboration are necessary in order to address these significant challenges in the healthcare sector. In Jordan's hospitals, infection control is a dynamic sector that is always adjusting to changing hazards and best practices due to the constant evolution of the profession.