Which of the following is a role of the occupational health nurse?
a. Orientation to the company
b. Hiring health-conscious employees
c. Caring for company employees when admitted to the hospital
d. Provide health-promoting nursing interven-tions
D
The occupational health nurse is responsible for: primary health care delivery in the workplace; health-promoting nursing interventions; health programs on employee productivity and morale; strategies on safety and to reduce worker injury; methods for addressing ethical issues related to workers' health; and influencing rehabilitation in the work environment.
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