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Occupational health nursing

J. Michael Radford

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Political, legal and ethical issues in occupational health nursing a view of occupational health nursing practice current trends and future prospects the education and training of occupational health nurses holistic health care at the workplace work related disease and ill health - prevention, control and care the occupational health nurses role in rehabilitation health promotion in the workplace promoting and measuring efficiency and effectiveness in occupational health working.

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Key concepts: Occupational health nursing, Nursing, Health care, Health promotion, Occupational safety and health, Medicine, Health education, Family medicine