Programme for the Prevention of Hearing Loss (PPPA): - Zocche Kist Fanfa, Fernanda Rafaela
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Workers' health and safety still requires a lot of study, attention and public and private policies to guarantee it. Despite being one of the most common occupational diseases, hearing loss continues to affect many workers. Thus, the development of hearing loss prevention programmes (HLPP) is more than necessary. However, it is not enough for the programmes to be developed, they need to be effective. And for this to happen, HIPs need to consider, in addition to quantitative aspects, qualitative aspects of the work environment. Their effectiveness depends on compliance with the legislation, but…mehr

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Workers' health and safety still requires a lot of study, attention and public and private policies to guarantee it. Despite being one of the most common occupational diseases, hearing loss continues to affect many workers. Thus, the development of hearing loss prevention programmes (HLPP) is more than necessary. However, it is not enough for the programmes to be developed, they need to be effective. And for this to happen, HIPs need to consider, in addition to quantitative aspects, qualitative aspects of the work environment. Their effectiveness depends on compliance with the legislation, but also on the information provided to workers. The different social actors, especially the workers, need to be involved. Thus, Health Education, with effective communication, needs to be present in the elaboration and implementation of PPPAs.
Autorenporträt
Graduated in Speech Therapy from UFSM, Santa Maria/RS (2004); in Law from UNIJUI, Ijui/RS (2015); Specialist in Occupational Health and Safety, UFBa, Salvador/Ba (2010); Specialist in Workers' Health, UNIJUI, Ijui/RS (2005). She has been working as a speech therapist for 15 years, exercising the function in the Health Department of Pejuçara/RS since 2006.