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Occupational Health Nurses are employed in the workplace looking after the health of employees.
The Role of the Occupational Health Nurse in Workplace Health Management - Definition by World Health Organization (WHO) ... click to view WHO document
Abstract - This document describes the role of the occupational health nurse ... and whilst recognizing the wide variation that exists in occupational health nursing practice between different countries this document reflects the standards that have already been achieved in those countries where occupational health nursing is at its most advanced.
The Role of the Occupational Health Nurse in Workplace Health Management
- Occupational Health Nurses are Primary Health Care Providers that work in the workplace community
- Occupational Health Nurses possess advanced knowledge of Occupational and Environmental Health and Safety
- Occupational Health Nurses operating as Change Agents for Healthy Workers in Healthy workplaces
- Occupational Health Nurse may achieve Certification from Canadian Nurses Association In the Specialty Practice of Occupational Health Nursing
"Occupational Health Nurses — They Care"
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