Salud y seguridad psicológicas en el trabajo: gestión de peligros y riesgos psicosociales. Panorama investigativo y normativo
Abstract (en)
En la actualidad las organizaciones se ven en la necesidad de implantar diferentes estrategias herramientas de gestión que favorezcan su sostenibilidad ante peligros existentes y emergentes. En los últimos años han surgido peligros emergentes derivadas de la incorporación de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación, la innovación en procesos, las nuevas formas de vinculación, nuevas materias primas y herramientas de trabajo, la pandemia generada por el SARS COV 2, entre otros aspectos. estos peligros conllevan hay nuevas formas de enfermar y a otros factores de riesgo asociados, uno de ellos tiene que ver con los aspectos psicosociales.
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