Occupational Health Assessment & Management

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Health surveillance is a public health methodology, which aims to detect undesired health effects in a given population; with the primary aim to eliminate the source of the problem. Its tools range from medical screening tests to follow-up and register analysis. Individuals benefit from screening tests (i.e., early discovery of a disorder that leads to better health outcome), or from the identification of adverse effects caused by the (working) environment. 

Topics

1. Occupational History Collection
2. First Aid
3. Immunization
4. Diagnostic Tests 
5. Rehabilitative Nursing Care 
6. Employee Counseling

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