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The Association of Occupational Health Nurse Practitioners (AOHNP) held its 2014 annual meeting and good practice forum in November in London. The title of the event was: “Mind games — identifying the game plan, not just being part of it.”
Higher ambient temperatures, more extreme weather events, air pollution, and the possibility of increased prevalence and distribution of water-borne and foodborne pathogens could affect workers, according to the agency’s discussion of the issue.
With a predicted seven billion mobile smartphone owners worldwide by the end of 2014, and increasing numbers of applications downloaded on a daily basis to both the iOS and Android operating systems (OS), statistics suggest that the number of mobile applications (apps) available has already exceeded one million for each OS. Here’s how occupational health (OH) practitioners can take advantage of them.
Holiday parties aren’t the only reason your employees are showing up for work bleary-eyed. A new study finds that one in five employees are sleep-deprived, and more than half of those are at risk for absenteeism, injuries and accidents.
Workers are becoming increasingly “nomadic” in where they work thanks to the availability of mobile technology. But employers are not providing the same risk assessments and support for these employees as they do for those in traditional office-based work. Here are the results of a recent large-scale European survey.
The American Society of Safety Engineers this week filed comments on NIOSH’s proposed 
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