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Integrating occupational health services and occupational prevention services*
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2001AbstractBackgroundDespite the human and monetary costs of occupational injury and illness, occupational health care has focused more on treatment than prevention, and prevention is not part of many clinical occupational health practices. This represents a failure of occupational health care to meet the health care needs of the working patients ...
L, Rudolph, S, Deitchman, K, Dervin
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Occupational health services for farmers
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1990AbstractThere are many unmet health needs in the farming community, needs that are peculiar to the agriculture industry. Health research and regulations to protect the safety of the farmer have lagged far behind those for other sectors of our economy.
D A, Emanuel, D L, Draves, G R, Nycz
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1978
To the Editor.— The article by Tucker et al (Archives138:77-79, 1978) may be used as a model by other medical centers for the development of an occupational health service. I believe it would be useful to emphasize a distinction between certain required and voluntary procedures.
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To the Editor.— The article by Tucker et al (Archives138:77-79, 1978) may be used as a model by other medical centers for the development of an occupational health service. I believe it would be useful to emphasize a distinction between certain required and voluntary procedures.
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