Angarita Páez, Luisa FernandaYoselyn Ríos, Samanta2020-03-272020-03-272016https://repositorio.ecci.edu.co/handle/001/23864p.This work investigates the possible relationship or impact that daily and home activities have on health at work, focusing on three specific activities such as sleep, mental load and physical effort. This is due to the fact that currently companies are concerned with controlling the risks existing within companies for the prevention of accidents and occupational diseases, despite this they fall short when investigating the external habits of their collaborators, which can be the origin of pathologies, which are believed to be of occupational origin and not common. Based on this, it was concluded that said activities of daily living do generate an impact on the health of a person's work, and may even lead to a biased diagnosis, which concludes that the person has a disease originating from their activities and environment. work, when in fact it may have had equal or greater influence on household habits. At the end of the document, a guide is generated that will allow evaluating said conditions as a baseline or starting point, so that the employer can act on them and refer said cases to the relevant entities.application/pdfspaUniversidad ECCI, 2016Trabajo de grado - Especializacióninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessEsfuerzo propioTrabajos prácticosOwn effortPractical jobs