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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"occupational health nurses"”.

  1. Measuring moral judgement of a select group of occupational health nurses in nursing dilemmas

    … conducted to determine the moral judgments of occupational health nurses in nursing dilemmas. The Nursing Dilemma Test (NDT) was mailed to 510 occupational health nurses in one southwestern state who were members of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses (AAOHN); 179 returned …

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  2. Pre-employment screening or initial health assessment? A study of New Zealand occupational health nurses’ practice

    Occupational health nurses in New Zealand complete pre-employment assessments as part of the employment process. There is ambivalent information within the literature on the effectiveness of pre-employment assessments and little literature on the current practice of occupational health nurses in …

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  3. Comparison of Ammonia and Particulate Matter Air Sample Concentrations at Task-Locations within Swine Confinement Buildings.

    … disposal system.</p><p><em>Conclusions</em>: Occupational health nurses can use study results to implement interventions to minimize worker exposures. These results indicate that understanding the relationship between building design and type of work tasks along with the importance of proper …

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  4. Workers' compensation claims for occupational Tuberculosis in South African health care workers: A survey of process and outcomes

    Background Occupational TB is the most frequently reported occupational disease in health care workers (HCWs) in South Africa. With the emergence of drug resistant strains and their associated health risks, and the associated increased risk for contracting these strains for HCWs, it becomes …

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