Nursing and Occupational Health

The first section, entitled "Nursing and Occupational Health", deals with the background of the nursing practice in health and the current challenges that frame the path to follow based on historical, cultural, economic and technological facts that influence professional practice. The second section, entitled "Gender violence and breastfeeding", deals with the prevention, care and eradication of workplace violence against women, reflecting on the repercussions on women's health, self-esteem, physical and psychological integrity, freedom and safety, which hinders their professional development and equal employment opportunities.The coordinators of the book invite you to read this work, convinced that the chapters as a whole will provide elements for consultation as well as a contribution to the professional performance of the readers for the benefit of occupational health.

Autorentext

Dott.ssa Janet Carolina Negrón Espadas. Laurea in Infermieristica, Master in Scienze Infermieristiche e Dottorato in Educazione.Dott.ssa Aurora Sierra Canto. Laurea in Psicologia, Master in Psicologia Clinica e Psicoterapia e Dottorato in Educazione.Professori a tempo pieno presso la Facoltà di Infermieristica dell'Università Autonoma dello Yucatan.

Klappentext

The first section, entitled "Nursing and Occupational Health", deals with the background of the nursing practice in health and the current challenges that frame the path to follow based on historical, cultural, economic and technological facts that influence professional practice. The second section, entitled "Gender violence and breastfeeding", deals with the prevention, care and eradication of workplace violence against women, reflecting on the repercussions on women's health, self-esteem, physical and psychological integrity, freedom and safety, which hinders their professional development and equal employment opportunities.The coordinators of the book invite you to read this work, convinced that the chapters as a whole will provide elements for consultation as well as a contribution to the professional performance of the readers for the benefit of occupational health.