The survey was administered to a sample of LPNs, RNs and RPNs from across the country. Data from the survey help to identify relationships between selected health outcomes, the work environment and work-life experiences.
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This article speaks to the importance of women run centres; Centres de Sante des Femme du Quartier in Quebec is a featured example of a grass roots francophone women's health centre.
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This article illustrates, through a historical overview, how our concerns as patients are inseparably linked with the structure of hospital work and the well being of workers. Proposes a united and creative front in the battle to end the dehumanization of patients and workers.
(See Details)This article consists of an interview with a dental assistant who learns too late about the occupational hazards of mercury. Her story describes a struggle with illness, with the dental and medical professions, with the compensation system, with family and friends and with herself.
This article highlights the biggest health concern across North America: environmental hazards. Discusses workplace hazards in Nursing.
(See Details)A synopsis of the two day symposium on the mental health of women health care workers that took place in November 2008 in Vancouver, British Columbia
(See Details)Annotated bibliography on the mental health of health care workers.
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