Sandrine Brient
Sandrine Brient
Post-traumatic stress disorder should be distinguished from burnout, which often masks other psychological issues. Early detection within the workplace and treatment by occupational health services are essential. ...
Richard Pougnet,Laurence Pougnet,Christophe Leroyer
Richard Pougnet
From tuberculosis to Covid-19, measles, irritants, and allergens, healthcare workers are exposed to respiratory diseases. Hospital hygiene measures and individual and collective prevention are all ways to combat these diseases. ...
Brice Loddé,Greta Gourier,Richard Pougnet et al.
Brice Loddé et al.
There are many types of occupational skin diseases that can occur in nursing environments, and they are common. The most widespread is undoubtedly irritant contact dermatitis due to exposure to physical, mechanical, or chemical irritants th...
Moriamo-Bisi Eniafe-Eveillard,Richard Pougnet
Moriamo-Bisi Eniafe-Eveillard
Chemotherapy drugs affect the cells of everyone who comes into contact with them, including patients and healthcare professionals. Protective measures must be implemented systematically. ...
Inès Bellamy
Inès Bellamy
Even in difficult working conditions, nurses can take care of themselves by adopting preventive health measures, either on their own or with the help of occupational health services. When burnout sets in, a change of practice setting may be...
Richard Pougnet,Sanna Ouedraogo
Richard Pougnet
Nurses are health care advisors for their patients. Some patients have work-related illnesses, whether or not they are recognized as occupational diseases. To understand a patient's situation, it is helpful to familiarize yourself with the ...
Richard Pougnet
Richard Pougnet
Marie Benazzouz
Marie Benazzouz
Sophie Coffinier
Sophie Coffinier
Nicolas Milleville,Guillaume Viaud,Barbara Gombert
Nicolas Milleville