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Occupational Health Nursing: Employee Mental Health

Occupational Health Nursing, September 1980 Occupational health nurses (OHNs) are vitally interested in employee mental health (EMH) . As evidence, there were well over 100 OHNs in attendance at the Concurrent Session on "Occupational Health Nursing: Employee Mental Health" at the 1980 American Occupational Health Conference in Detroit, Michigan. Material presented at the concurrent session was adapted from a course developed by the American Institutes for Research for the Industrial Health Foundation, Inc.' A majority of the OHNs in attendance were in singlenurse situations; most were in head-nurse positions. There were a fair number of newcomers to occupational health nursing, but the majority had been in the occupational health setting for 16 years or longer. Physician availability was described as evenly divided between "on-site" and "oncall." A majority of those OHNs present characterized their level of involvement in EMH care as "a lot."