... There is sufficient evidence to demonstrate that well conceived and conducted occupational health programs reduce the incidence of occupational accidents and diseases, th[r] ...
... Current health surveillance of workers in the construction sector and plastic industry gives very limited insight into the health risks associated with exposure to EDs [100], although the need for the ...
... worker’s health, 20 studies were ...worker’s health discuss biosecurity, exposure to biohazards, occupational stress and its prevention and control ...family health strategy, with most studies ...
... the occupational hazards and proper use of PPE to prevent injuries to workers' ...Descriptors: Occupationalhealth, Emergency nursing, Prevention, ...
... To urge that Governments establish national occupational health programs and that countries. with existing programs expand them through projects carried out in individual industries with[r] ...
... or occupational need to be considered. In Brunei Darussalam, occupationalhealth services (OHS) offered by its Ministry of Health, among others, provide screening and management of NCDs at ...
... 720,000 occupational accidents occur each year, of which 2,800 are fatal (Brasil, 2015), and entail a cost of approximately 2% of GDP (Tacitano et ...on OccupationalHealth and Safety Management ...
... 1. Park K. Occupationalhealth. In: Park K, editor. Text Book of Preventive and Social Medicine. 20 th ed. Jabalpur: Banarsidas Bhanot Publishers, 2009;708-717. 2. Palmer KT, Poole J, Rawbone RG, Coggon D. ...
... of health professionals and analyze the elements that influence the conduct of ...a health institution, located in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro - ...Municipal Health Department, approved under ...
... for health professionals biological accident victims in the municipality of Rio de ...all health institutions in order to educate nursing professionals regarding their own health on the unsanitary ...
... workers’ health movements, which advocate a critical cooperation between intellectuals and workers, aspiring to transform life and work ...to health promotion through work ...and health promotion are ...
... When information is available, accidents con- stitute most of the health problems recorded by workers and this seriously hinders the diagnosis of other work- related diseas[r] ...
... EIAs, health issues and impacts had not been identified by professionals with specific technical qualifications, resulting in scarcity of information on occupational ...and health sectors, resulting ...
... evaluate occupational accidents with exposure to biological material, as well as the profile of workers, based on reporting forms sent to the Regional Reference Center of OccupationalHealth in ...
... of OccupationalHealth Nursing Practice para el Portugués, seguido de la recolecta y análisis de los datos, comparándolos con los hallazgos de un estudio conducido en los ...
... of occupationalhealth nurses (OHNs) in Brazil and compare them with those in the United ...Brazilian occupationalhealth ...of OccupationalHealth Nursing Practice was ...
... The triad professionalism, internationalization and sustainability proposed by SciELO and Fapesp as a policy for improving quality and increasing visibility of the Brazilian scientific communication, has posed enormous ...
... about occupational risks of nursing team that act in the ...Virtual Health Library, in database BIREME, Lilacs, Scielo, Cochrane Library and ...of occupationalhealth, sometimes centers on ...
... on occupationalhealth and the different types of problems that can affect professionals in nursing and other ...work, occupationalhealth intervention in hospital nursing workers, ...
... about OccupationalHealth Psychology between 2001 and 2012 in two journals in the field of Organizational Psychology of Work available in Pepsic database: Cadernos de Psicologia Social e do Trabalho and ...