Nursing Education and Research

. Environmental Health Nursing

Environmental health nursing is a speciality practise that offers and delivers health and safety services to employees, employee demographics, and community groups. Instead of caring for one patient at a time, environmental health nurses aim to improve the health of the entire population. The health concerns of environmental pollution include illnesses in nearly all organ systems, including diarrheal diseases, respiratory diseases in children and adults, malignancies, neurological disorders, and cardiovascular disease. These conditions are linked to air and water pollution control. The water bodies and subsurface water in these locations are being contaminated by the fertilisers we use to drown our crops. Pollution of the air, water, and food has a significant impact on climate change.