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Occupational Health in Nursing
571 Construction of occupational health nursing diagnosis system for group and organisation in mental health in japan
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  1. Y Yamaguchi1,
  2. M Ito2,
  3. F Akimoto3,
  4. K Hara3,
  5. K Masuzawa3,
  6. M Ito4,
  7. H Nakamur4,
  8. M Yanai4,
  9. xxx Murakami5,
  10. A Nagano6,
  11. M Seto7,
  12. R Yoshida8,
  13. K Kono9,
  14. A Chiba10,
  15. N Ochiai11,
  16. M Tachikawa12,
  17. K Inomata13
  1. 1Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan
  2. 2Tokyo Health Care University, Tokyo, Japan
  3. 3Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
  4. 4Occupational Health Nursing Systematisation Consideration Committee in JAOHN, Fukuoka, Japan Tokyo
  5. 5Metro Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
  6. 6Suzuki Motor Corporation, Shizuoka, Japan
  7. 7LOIN Corporation Health Support Office (Hirai), Tokyo, Japan
  8. 8Epson Sales Japan Corp., Tokyo, Japan
  9. 9Research Centre for Occupational Health Nursing, Yokkaichi Nursing and Medical Care University, Mie, Japan
  10. 10Aomori University of Health and Welfare, Aomori, Japan
  11. 11The University of Shimane, Shimane, Japan
  12. 12Ube Frontier University, Yamaguchi. Japan
  13. 13Teikyo Heisei University, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract

Introduction In order to conduct effective occupational health nursing (OHN) services to groups and organisations, it is necessary to do assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation in line with the nursing process continuously. For that, systematisation of OHN diagnosis is necessary so that the three processes of planning (nursing diagnosis, nursing goal, nursing care) can be systematically utilised in particular. The purpose of this study is to develop OHN diagnosis (diagnostic index, related factor), nursing goal, nursing care in the mental health for groups and organisations, taking ‘chronic high stress state’ as an example.

Methods Development was advanced by 7 OHN researchers and 10 OHN practitioners, receiving supervision, referring NANDA-I nursing diagnosis and Arizona University NIC. ‘Chronic high stress state’ which is one of nursing diagnosis in mental health in OHN, an OHN science system was constructed in a format systematically showing three processes.

Result In the nursing diagnosis name ‘chronic high stress state’, examples of diagnostic indicators were the bad results in stress survey at workplace and the number of workers on leave due to mental disorders, Examples of relevant factors are the qualitative burden of work, the quantitative burden of work. In addition, the nursing goal showed that mental health disorder decreased, new incidences of mental health disorder decreased, nursing care showed recommendations to managers, recommendations to health and safety committee, and so on.

Discussion By systematically arranging the three processes of ‘chronic high stress state’, the problems of group and organisation (nursing diagnosis and diagnostic index) and its factors (related factor), targeted form (nursing goal), appropriate nursing support, these relationships became clear. In addition, ‘Chronic High Stress Condition’ is considered to be the basis for constructing a highly versatile system with high support needs in the development of OHN diagnostic system in mental health.

  • Systematisation of occupational health nursing science
  • Occupational health nursing diagnosis
  • Mental health

https://doi.org/10.1136/oemed-2018-ICOHabstracts.1012

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