Undergraduate Occupational Health Nursing Education in Chile, Colombia, Brazil, and Mexico
Miguel Valencia-Contrera,
Flerida Rivera-Rojas,
José D. Castro-Bastidas
et al.
Abstract:Background: Occupational health nursing plays a fundamental role in addressing the health of the working population; however, training in this area differs around the world in terms of levels, duration, content, and requirements, and the current situation in Latin American countries is unknown. The objective of this study was to analyze undergraduate nursing education in occupational health from an international perspective considering Chile, Colombia, Brazil, and Mexico. Methods: We conducted a multicenter, d… Show more
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