Employment Medical Advisory Service

The work of the Employment Medical Advisory Service (EMAS), which historically derives from H.M. Factory Inspectorate, the Department of Employment's training centres and industrial rehabilitation units, and the assessment of disabled young persons, must in future be considered not only in rela...

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Published in:Community health (Bristol) 1975-03, Vol.6 (5), p.279-285
Main Author: Neild, F. G.
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Employment
Government Agencies
Humans
Occupational Medicine
Rehabilitation, Vocational
State Medicine
United Kingdom
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