Abstract
A study was conducted with occupational health services to describe the progress of occupational pregnancies in the health sector. Compared to female administrative employees and workers, health sector employees were particularly exposed to more than five risks for pregnancy. Workplace adaptations observed are infrequent and work stoppages are particularly numerous. This justifies effective monitoring of pregnancies for personnel in this sector.
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