PROGRAMMING OF MANAGEMENT NURSING HEALTH AND OCCUPITIONAL HEALTH

PROGRAMMING OF MANAGEMENT NURSING HEALTH

AND OCCUPITIONAL HEALTH

A.    DISASTER PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

1.      FUNGTIONS

·         Occupitional helath

·         Safety Program     ( Lee, 1978 )

2.      New Legislation

·         Affect Business

·         Health Profesionals

3.      The Legislation of (Sara) Superfund amendement and reauthorization act

·         Resources in the Community

-          Such as : è Fire departement

   è Emergency room

                        ( Mc. Cunney, 1988 )

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B.     WORK ENVIRONMENT  : Office

1.      Pacing of work

2.      Worker control of work

3.      Noise, other distractions

4.      Employee – supervisor relationships

5.      Policies about rest breaks

6.      Adeqiate space for rest breaks

C.     THE GOALS

1.      Prevent

2.      Minimize injures

3.      Death of workes and residents

4.      Minimize property damage

D.    EFFECTIVE DISASTER PLANS

1.      Knowledge of the work processes and material

2.      The workes and workplance

3.      Resources in the community

E.     COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

1.      Communicator of Plan Current

2.      Planning the drills

3.      Educations the employess

4.      Management, and community providers

5.      Assessing the equipment

F.      PRINCIPLES OF TRIAGE

1.      Response Team

2.      Ability of the company

3.      Community to respond

G.    POST DIASTER NURSING INTERVENTION

1.      Critical

2.      Eg. Collection of epidemiological data

3.      Assessment of the cause

4.      The necessary step to prevent

H.    NURSING INTERVENTION WITH WORKING POPULATIONS

1.      Assessment of individuals and families

·         Traditional hostory

·         Physical assesment

·         Emphazising exposure to occupitional helath

·         Individual characteristic

2.      Tree poinst that occupitional health

·         List of current

·         Past job

·         Exposures topspecific agent, job title

Eg. Smoking, underlting illnes, previous injury, or handicapping condition ( Emergency Medicine 1990 )

I.       AREAS TO BE ASSESSED IN APPLING THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODEL TO THE USE OF VDTs ( Vidio Display Terminals )

1.      Host è Workrs

·         Previous musculoskeletal injury

·         Age

·         Other use of VDT outside of employment

·         Underlying chronic illness

·         Eyeglassess or other sign of visual impairment

·         Work habits

2.      Agent è VDTs

·         Heingt of work station

·         Adjustable keyboard

·         Lighting

·         Wrist supports

·         Tiltable screen

·         Chair with lumbar support and stability

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