Predictive factors for the formation of tape blisters: An observational, prognostic prospective study.

Background: Tape blisters are common complications in the peri-lesional area of the surgical incision, forming below the layer of dressing adhesive applied and causing numerous complications for patients.

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the incidence of the phenomenon, and to identify and quantify the main prognostic factors associated.

Design: Multicentric, prognostic prospective cohort study.

[Uniform and ornaments of hands of Healthcare workers: a point prevalence survey in Ausl of Rimini].

Introduction: The debate about uniform and hand ornament of nurses, technical and supporting staff is focused on two main topics: the risk of infections and the effect on the professional image perceived by patient.

Primary Objective: to describe how nurses, technical and supporting staff dress their uniform.

Secondary Objective: to verify the use of ornaments of the hands during routine care.

[Burnout and mobbing risk for health professionals].

Burnout is one important consequence of worker stress and is associated with lower moral, reduced job performance, low productivity, absenteeism, job turnover. The aim of this study was to evaluate the burnout level and all its related aspects among health professionists in the Rimini county. All personnel described their experiences in the Maslach Burnout Inventory test (791 questionnaires) and in the Mobbing Perception test (791 questionnaires).