May 17, 2010

Call Center officer and Throat disease

Colerain, Serving complaints from customers via the phone line is routine work of the officers complaint center (call center officer). Seem trivial, but the compulsion to speak the whole day making the work vulnerable to disease.

The duration of talking on the phone to make the officer is experiencing tension and pain on the vocal cords, which then affect health in general. Stress is triggered by a noisy working environment, high-pressure and high targets of the company contributed to the condition.

Quoted from the Telegraph, Tuesday (05/18/2010), a study trying to see how big the risk of illness faced by call center workers. The study involved 600 officers from 14 call centers throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Through observation for more than six months, it was found that the number of officers who had never missed work because of illness or problems with the throat only amounted to 31 percent. This means that more than two thirds had experienced pain officers.

Dr Diane Hazlett of the University of Ulster who conducted the study considers that number is quite alarming. She said the relationship between the vocal cords with a health condition in general must be a serious concern among industry players.

Dr. Hazlett expects the company to give better training when recruiting, for example how to do vocal warm-up. Companies also should limit the noise in the workplace, and diligently urged the officers to consume lots of water.

With such conditions, is expected to call center staff can work more happily and are not easily fall ill. Impact, the number of truant officers can be reduced and productivity at the firm will increase.

Nonetheless, Dr. Hazlett admitted that the high level of skipping work in research is also influenced by the perception of pain officer. Not a few of them are exaggerating the health conditions just to get the opportunity to rest at home.

"Sometimes just a little tension on the vocal cords, they think of as an infection with sore throat or even the flu," said Dr Hazlett.

This study will be presented at the Speech Pathology Australia annual conference which will be held in Melbourne this weekend. (detikhealth)

Apr 30, 2010

Benefit of Circumcision Increases For Men

Baltimore, USA, Benefits of circumcision in men increasingly longer. In addition to reducing the risk of contracting HIV through heterosexual sex, men who are circumcised are also far from the risk of human viral pappiloma virus (HPV) that cause venereal disease.

Apr 29, 2010

Children Dilemma of Autism

The incidence of autism in world is increasing, and already worrying. But until now the problems children with autism is still very complicated and become a dilemma for disabling. Children who have symptoms of autism has existed since ancient times, but not a few of these children who have problems in everyday life. So what were the problems of autism are there in World?

Apr 28, 2010

Other Facts About Nicotine

Nicotine is known as a substance contained in cigarettes and can cause dependence. But there are some other facts about nicotine is not yet known to the public.

The Indians are people who teach the whole world to smoke. It is known from the expedition of Christopher Columbus who brought the tobacco leaf was first given by the head of the Indians to Europe.

Apr 27, 2010

Exercise to Treat Varicose

People who have varicose veins in the legs sometimes afraid to exercise, because the thought of physical exercise may worsen its varises. But the proper exercise can actually improve blood circulation through the legs, which help prevent and reduce varicose veins.