Comparison of data on occupational health service systems in Austria, Finland, Germany, The Netherlands, Norway and Sweden

Comparative data on the occupational health systems in different countries are lacking to a very great extent. This is illustrated here with the data from six European countries of participants of the workshop. On the basis of available data and various developments in the countries and the EC, it i...

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Published in:Occupational medicine (Oxford) 1993, Vol.43, p.S15-S17
Main Authors: DRAAISMA, D, VAN PUTTEN, D. J, SMULDERS, P. G. W, WILLEMS, J. H. B. M
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Biological and medical sciences
Europe
European Union
Health Services Research - methods
Humans
Legislation. Organization
Medical sciences
Occupational Health Services - organization & administration
Occupational Health Services - statistics & numerical data
Occupational medicine
Public health. Hygiene-occupational medicine
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Summary:Comparative data on the occupational health systems in different countries are lacking to a very great extent. This is illustrated here with the data from six European countries of participants of the workshop. On the basis of available data and various developments in the countries and the EC, it is concluded that in some countries the coverage of the working population will diminish, while in others it will increase. The need for international comparative research is discussed in the light of the recent EC ruling saying some form of occupational health service should be available for all EC workers. It is concluded that monitoring research is feasible taking the experience in national studies into account.
ISSN:0962-7480
1471-8405