1.Silico-pneumocosiosis among stone exploit workers in the experiment of dust control using mouth defense cover of high filtering performance
Journal of Practical Medicine 2003;463(10):39-42
Investigative and test 588 workers of 9 stone exploit and process companies in Binh Dinh finding out and define 19 of them (occupy 3,23%) get silico-pneumocosiosis main 1/10p type. Most of those workers were young, seniority low (6-20 years). People who working less than 5 years haven’t silico-pneumocosiosis. They were given CT-2002 muffler which according to standard of technical target. Filter performance get 85-87% with output 30l/minute. When ventilate output increase to 95l/minute. Performance reduce to 44-46,9%
Pneumoconiosis
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Occupational Medicine
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Occupational Health
2.The Last Fifty Years of Western Medicine in Korea: The Korean Society of Occupational Medicine.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1997;40(8):1118-1121
No abstract available.
Korea*
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Occupational Medicine*
6.A recent situational analysis of the occupational safety and health landscape in the Philippines
Lea Elora A. Conda ; Celin Audrey V. Nuñ ; ez ; Dana Sophia Elizandra T. Uy ; Catherine S. Artaiz-Cariaga ; Jhason John J. Cabigon ; Geminn Louis C. Apostol
Acta Medica Philippina 2024;58(Early Access 2024):1-9
Objectives
Workers are continuously exposed to occupational hazards and risks. By analyzing recent data on the status of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the Philippines, this study aimed to determine the common occupational injuries and diseases among Filipino workers, and preventive and control measures/activities and occupational safety and health policies and programs implemented across the country.
occupational medicine
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occupational health
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public health
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preventive medicine
7.A recent situational analysis of the occupational safety and health landscape in the Philippines.
Lea Elora A. CONDA ; Celin Audrey V. NUÑEZ ; Dana Sophia Elizandra T. UY ; Catherine S. ARTAIZ-CARIAGA ; Jhason John J. CABIGON ; Geminn Louis C. APOSTOL
Acta Medica Philippina 2025;59(10):21-29
OBJECTIVES
Workers are continuously exposed to occupational hazards and risks. By analyzing recent data on the status of occupational safety and health (OSH) in the Philippines, this study aimed to determine the common occupational injuries and diseases among Filipino workers, and preventive and control measures/activities and occupational safety and health policies and programs implemented across the country.
METHODSA review of data on Philippine OSH from the Integrated Survey of Labor and Employment (ISLE) by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) covering data from 2015/2016, 2017/2018, and 2019/2020 was done. The number of occupational injury cases, types of injuries, and types of diseases were assessed as well as the implementation of OSH policies and programs. Descriptive statistics, simple T-test, and Pareto analysis were used to analyze the collated data sets.
RESULTSThe number of occupational injury and diseases in the Philippines across industries are decreasing. Superficial injuries and open wounds (56.47%), and Work-related Musculoskeletal Diseases (WMSDs) (61.82%) top the list as the most common injury and disease across industries, respectively. In 2018, OSH programs and preventive and control measures underwent reforms due to the implementation of the Republic Act (RA) 11058. For OSH programs, there is an increase in implementation between 2015 and 2019.
CONCLUSIONOccupational injury and occupational diseases in the Philippines across industries are declining. In terms of OSH measures and programs, there has been a significant change over the years, especially after the introduction of RA 11058 in 2018. A rise in the implementation of measures and policies was noted. However, there are still gaps that need to be addressed.
Occupational Medicine ; Occupational Health ; Public Health ; Preventive Medicine
9.Discussion on relevant issues of Technical Specifications for Occupational Health Surveillance (GBZ 188-2014).
J Meng LI ; Yu Hong GUAN ; Juan Ping LI ; Lei LUO ; Feng YANG ; Xiu Bing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2022;40(10):787-789
Technical Specifications for Occupational Health Surveillance (GBZ 188-2014) is an important basis for judging suspected occupational diseases and occupational contraindications. There are crossing over or overlap between occupational contraindications and diagnostic criteria of poisoning damage. Occupational contraindications have different meanings with the degree and range of common diseases or symptoms and the frequency of physical examination during employment conflicts with the current standard. Based on the practice of occupational health examination in a large population, the present study analyzed relevant articles and put forward some suggestions for revision, in combination with clinical medicine, occupational health standards, and diagnostic standards of occupational diseases. The modification could provide a reference for the revision of Technical Specifications for Occupational Health Surveillance and the practice of occupational health examination.
Humans
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Occupational Health
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Occupational Diseases
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Occupational Health Services
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Workplace
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Reference Standards
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Occupational Medicine