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  • Environmental factors significantly impact physical, mental, and emotional health.
  • Weather-related events pose increasing health risks to individuals based on their living and working conditions.
  • The health of agriculture producers and workers highlights the vulnerability to environmental exposures.

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  • To enhance person-centered approaches in case management, disability management, and allied fields.
  • To integrate environmental factors, specifically weather-related risks, into health assessments.
  • To inform professionals about the impact of where and how people live and work on their health.

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  • The article is intended for professional case managers and allied professionals.
  • It addresses professionals in diverse settings including acute care, rehabilitation, workers' compensation, occupational health, primary care, and community-based care.
  • It draws upon recent research and specific examples, such as health support for agricultural workers.

Main Results:

  • Expanding assessments to include environmental and weather-related risks is crucial.
  • Identifying individual risk factors related to living and working environments is essential.
  • Understanding these risks can inform treatment and prevent adverse health outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • Professional case managers must broaden their assessment scope to include weather-related health risks.
  • Integrating environmental risk assessment can prevent illness recurrence and costly emergency visits.
  • A comprehensive approach improves patient outcomes and reduces healthcare utilization.