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Development of an OH management model: Part 1

J Fairburn, J McGettigan

Occupational Health; a Journal for Occupational Health Nurses|April 1, 1994

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Summary

Existing occupational health nursing models lack a problem-solving approach. Fairburn and McGettigan introduce a new model to address these limitations in nursing practice.

Area of Science:

Occupational Health Nursing
Healthcare Models
Nursing Theory

Background:

Current occupational health nursing models are insufficient.
Established concepts may hinder effective nursing practice.
A need exists for a more adaptable nursing framework.

Purpose of the Study:

To critique existing occupational health nursing models.
To propose a novel model for occupational health nursing.
To challenge conventional approaches in the field.

Main Methods:

Literature review of current nursing models.
Conceptual analysis of occupational health nursing.
Development of a new theoretical model.

Main Results:

Existing models do not adequately support problem-solving.
Established occupational health nursing concepts present limitations.
A new model is presented to overcome these deficiencies.

Conclusions:

Occupational health nursing requires updated theoretical models.
The proposed model offers a more effective problem-solving framework.
Further research should explore the application of this new model.

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