Research Article

Comprehensive Assessment of Health Impacts from Exposure to Nonionizing Radiation for Healthcare Practitioners Working with MRI and Ultrasound

Table 4

The indicators of the level of quality of life of healthcare practitioners of the diagnostic pool (M ± m, CI 95%).

IndicatorsParameters
NM ± mCI 95%MEQ1–Q3Р1−2−3

MRI diagnostics specialists
 Physical and mental well-being2281.98 ± 2.0477.73 : 86.2382.1478.6 : 85.70.0004
 Self-perception2280.68 ± 2.3075.89 : 85.4781.2575 : 87.5
 Social support2281.82 ± 3.2375.11 : 88.5383.3375 : 91.7
 Social well-being2279.40 ± 2.0575.13 : 83.6781.2571.9 : 87.50.039
 Level of quality of life2280.78 ± 1.5677.52 : 84.0379.1276.0 : 84.40.003
Ultrasound diagnostics specialists
 Physical and mental well-being2068.75 ± 2.7662.96 : 74.5467.8660.7 : 76.80.008
 Self-perception2076.04 ± 3.7668.17 : 83.97570.8 : 87.5
 Social support2072.08 ± 4.3363.02 : 81.147566.7 : 83.3
 Social well-being2070.31 ± 3.8862.2 : 78.471.8767.1 : 79.7
 Level of quality of life2071.51 ± 3.3464.5 : 78.572.9269.3 : 77.6
Ophthalmologists
 Physical and mental well-being1879.17 ± 3.09#72.65 : 85.6878.5775 : 89.28
 Self-perception1879.17 ± 2.7473.39 : 84.9481.2570.83 : 87.5
 Social support1878.24 ± 4.2169.35 : 87.1383.3358.3 : 91.7
 Social well-being1873.96 ± 3.0867.45 : 80.467568.75 : 84.4
 Level of quality of life1871.51 ± 3.34#71.76 : 82.8778.1275 : 84.37

Note: 1— significant difference in Student’s t-test (t) between 1st and 2nd groups; 2—# significant difference between 2nd and 3rd groups.