Local health nurses and policy
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Local health nurses and policy

Jean Raper Principal Occupational Health Nurse, Sheffield City Council, Vice Chair, Society of Occupational Health Nursing, Chair, Local Authorities Occupational Health Nurses
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Jean Raper describes the emergence of a new special interest group for occupational health nursing

Probably the fastest growing area of occupational health provision is in local authorities. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has provided a resource for : these nurses in the form of a Special Interest Group under the auspices of the Society of Occupational Health Nursing. The group has the title of Local Authority Occupational Health Nurses (LAOHN), and meets three times a year.

Nursing Standard. 4, 11, 54-54. doi: 10.7748/ns.4.11.54.s62

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06 December 1989 / Vol 4 issue 11

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