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Privacy and occupational health services [PDF]
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2006 Privacy is a key ethical principle in occupational health services. Its importance is emphasised in several laws, in ethical codes of conduct as well as in the literature, yet there is only very limited empirical research on privacy in the occupational health context. Conceptual questions on privacy in the occupational health context are discussed. The
Helena Leino-Kilpi +3 more
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Basic occupational health services
Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2009 The Constitution of India states that ‘State shall make provisions for securing just and humane conditions of work’. This provides the basis for provision of occupational health services to all citizens of the country. However, in reality, there is plenty of opportunity to provide occupational health services to all working population, not only in ...
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Accreditation of occupational health services in Norway [PDF]
Occupational Medicine, 2015 In 2010, an accreditation system for occupational health services (OHS) in Norway was implemented.To examine OHS experiences of the accreditation system in Norway 4 years after its implementation.A web-based questionnaire was sent to all accredited OHS asking about their experiences with the accreditation system.
Arve Lie, O. Bjørnstad
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Mental health nurses’ encounters with occupational health services [PDF]
Occupational Medicine, 2018 Staff well-being is vital to the functioning of the UK National Health Service (NHS). Mental health nurses (MHNs) with personal experience of mental illness can offer a professionally and personally informed insight into the occupational health (OH) service offered by their employer.To investigate MHNs' views of OH provision in the NHS, based on their ...
Oates, J., Jones, J., Drey, N.
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Health risk appraisals in Swedish occupational health services [PDF]
Work, 2016 Health risk appraisals (HRAs) in occupational health services (OHS) in Sweden are very commonly used for health promotion issues, but not much research has explored the extent and nature of individual feedback that is provided.This study aimed to describe and explore HRAs in OHS regarding the content of the feedback in relation to the individual status
Wilhelmus Johannes Andreas Grooten +12 more
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Changes in occupational profiles and occupational health service [PDF]
Anthropological Researches and Studies, 2018 Objectives. Changes in the economy and occupational profile, implementation of new technologies and fragmentation of tasks and work processes justify the urgent needs in specialized occupational health and basic services. The national economy of the Republic of Moldova used to be based on the agricultural sector, two-thirds of the workers being ...
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The need for occupational health services in Bloemfontein
Curationis, 2003 The research was undertaken to ascertain the need for occupational health services in Bloemfontein with the possibility of planning such services in small and medium industries. As mentioned in the problem statement, small and medium industries generally do not employ an occupational health nurse.
W. Schoeman, P. P. du Rand
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Tuberculosis control and occupational health services
Curationis, 1984 The W.H.O. (1982) estimates that the annual risk of infection with tuberculosis in most developing countries is in the order of 3 to 5%. Every year 4-million to 5-million highly infectious cases of tuberculosis occur in those countries, according to the WHO Technical Report No. 671.
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Occupational health: Accessing services [PDF]
British Dental Journal, 2017 M Donaldson, B Hendron, R McMullan
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