Methodological considerations in the study of perceived discrimination at work and its association with workers health and occupational outcomes: A scoping review

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Published on 22 de mayo de 2024 | http://doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2024.04.2910

Methodological considerations in the study of perceived discrimination at work and its association with workers health and occupational outcomes: A scoping review

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Summary of the included studies.

	% (n)
Year
From 2000 to 2007	9.8 (10/102)
From 2008 to 2015	34.3 (35/102)
From 2016 to 2022	55.9 (57/102)
Continent
North America	58.8 (60/102)
Europe	19.6 (20/102)
Asia	16.7 (17/102)
Oceania	2.9 (3/102)
Africa	1.9 (2/102)
Study design
Cross-sectional	89.2 (91/102)
Longitudinal	7.8 (8/102)
Mixed	2.9 (3/102)
Sample size
Less than 100	3.9 (4/102)
Between 1 and 1000	55.9 (57/102)
More than1000	37.3 (38/102)
NS	2.9 (3/102)
Type of industries
Various	29.4 (30/102)
Health	22.5 (23/102)
Military, police, firefighters	5.9 (6/102)
Other (education, transportation, hospitality, etc.)	5.9 (6/102)
NS	36.3 (37/102)

NS, not specified; Source, Prepared by the authors of this study;