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Objective: To describe the prevalence of common mental disorders among seafarers. Methods: Cross-sectionalstudy with 316 employees in a water transport company. Research was approved by the Ethics Committee inResearch under number CAAE 0271.0.258.258-11, data collection was conducted in 2012. The variable commonmental disorder was investigated according to the Self Reporting Questionnaire. Results: It was found 14.24% ofprevalence. It was noted that the depressed and anxious mood symptoms group was the most significant. Femalegender, family income below average, high weekly working hours, self-reported stress, thinking of abandoningjob, category machinery sailor, sedentary lifestyle and not smoking were associated with common mentaldisorder. Conclusion: The creation of occupational consistent projects is necessary, with multidisciplinary teams,in order to promote health and quality of life in the workplace and mental disorders reduction

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Prevalência de transtornos mentais comuns entre trabalhadores marítimos do Rio de Janeiro Common mental disorders prevalence among maritime workers of Rio de Janeiro