Occupational Health Nurses in Agricultural Communities 2025

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  2. Begin by filling out the 'Background' section, which provides essential context about agricultural health in North Carolina. Ensure you include relevant statistics and insights.
  3. Move to the 'Project Description' section. Here, outline the goals and overview of the project. Clearly state objectives such as identifying agricultural injuries and increasing awareness among farm workers.
  4. In the 'Results' section, summarize key findings from your data analysis. Include tables that illustrate injury types and demographics, ensuring clarity for readers.
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 Safety is the physical environmental condition of work which complies with Occupational Health Safety (OHS) standards and which allows the farmers to perform their job without or within acceptable exposure to hazards.  One of the basic requirements to maintain these standards is the provision of PPE.
Farmers are exposed to a number of biological, physical and chemical factors harmful to the health, resulting from the specific nature of their work environment. As is clear from epidemiological studies about occupational diseases, pneumoconioses and infectious and parasitic diseases are recorded most commonly.
Yet agricultural workers are also exposed to several health hazards as a result of their professional activities, including ultraviolet radiation; exhaust toxicity; inhalation of organic dust from spores and minerals when handling feed; exposure to microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria and infectious parasites, and
Agricultural health nurses address the health and safety issues of farmers, agricultural workers, and farm families. This nurse role incorporates both public health and occupational health nurse specialty practice.
Risk of heatstroke, frostbite, or hypothermia from working outside in extreme weather conditions. Risk of injury from farm equipment and motorized vehicles. Risk of injury and illness from working with livestock, including needlestick injuries and zoonotic diseases.
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Role as Investigator taking careful environmental health histories and looking for trends in exposure, illness, and injury; being alert to environmental factors that influence health; working with interdisciplinary teams and with agencies to determine if an environmental exposure is affecting the health of a community;
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