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The workplace. A health services survey in Arkansas
M A Coleman1, P Roundtree, M R Fields
1Environmental Health and Safety, Division of Campus Operations, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Abstract:
In an attempt to characterize the status of employee health services (EHS) in Arkansas, a workplace health services survey was developed. Questions were asked regarding availability of employee health services, training and background of the director's of these services, numbers and types of personnel working in the area, record keeping and areas of interest for future training. Fifty-six percent of the 75 manufacturers responding reported having employee health services. Most of these EHS were directed by safety personnel (36%), registered nurses (24%), or licensed practical nurses (24%). Physicians directed only 7% of the programs, while employees with no special training directed 10% of the programs. Our study indicated a need for expansion of formal training programs for Arkansas physicians, nurses and other health professionals in the field of Occupational Health.
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