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Proposed national strategy for the prevention of psychological disorders

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  • Alternative Title:
    Proposed national strategies for the prevention of leading work-related diseases and injuries, psychological disorders
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    "A proposed national strategy for the prevention of psychological disorders was presented. Both occupational and nonoccupational factors enter into the development of psychological disorders among workers. Psychological disorders of current interest include affective disturbances such as anxiety, depression, and job dissatisfaction

    maladaptive behavioral and lifestyle patterns

    and chemical dependencies and alcohol abuse. At this time no surveillance system exists to adequately gauge the national scope of psychological health disorders. Epidemiologic and health care data on costs are accumulating, however. The prevention of work related psychological disorders includes better job design to improve working conditions, surveillance of psychological disorders and risk factors, information gathering and dissemination, training and education of workers, and the enrichment of psychological health services for workers. Recommendations for controlling psychosocial risk factors at work

    for improving surveillance of work related psychological disorders and risk factors

    for information dissemination, education, and training

    and for improving worksite based mental health services are presented." - NIOSHTIC-2

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    Originally published as part of a two vol. set: Proposed national strategies for the prevention of leading work-related diseases and injuries.

    Developed at a 1985 conference cosponsored by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH).

    Includes bibliographical references (p. 21-25).

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    print ; 26 p. ; 28 cm.
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    nn:00197142
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    urn:sha-512:6335d401bef87c8a9c94d968d3a5afe38bd2a751a71e1dc4eea5f604a7ee6d3919c8f5164e4f341c46e3b0d80d54ef74aa6cf1e6bfc13a51e53f056fd0268979
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