NANDA-I DIAGNOSIS RISK OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY (00265): CLINICAL CASE
Keywords:
Occupational Healthcare Nursing; Insomnia; Working Conditions; Health Survillance
Abstract
The Occupational Nursing professional is a key piece in the approach to sleep disorders derived from labor aspects as well as in the prevention of their appearance or of the damages caused by it and the adoption of measures that promote occupational health in relation to these disorders. A clinical case of Occupational Nursing is presented where the worker manifests a symptomatology derived from the working conditions to which he is subjected. After the assessment, it is determined that the factors associated with the working conditions are the trigger of the referred insomnia symptoms and that these pose a risk of occupational injury in the worker.
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