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A M Nagornaia

Publications and source records attributed to A M Nagornaia.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed2005

[Occupational morbidity in Ukraine].

The authors analyzed occupational morbidity in Ukraine over 1990-2003, in comparison with european data. Regions with higher and lower occupational morbidity were identified. Analysis covered occupational diseases for certain industries in accordance with exposure to dust, chemicals, noise, vibration, physical strain.

Humans↗
PubMed1992

[Problems in improving the public health of a rural area based on a study of statistical data on population health].

The dynamics of health indices of the Khust District (Transcarpathian Province [correction of Zacarpathye region]) population was studied from 1970 through 1990. It is concluded that statistical data on the increase of morbidity are related to improvement of diagnostics of nosological entities related to increase of the availability of doctors, nursing personnel, number of beds in the district. Reserves of further medical services to the population are discussed.

Delivery of Health Care↗
PubMed1991

[The sanitary hygiene conditions of the work and morbidity characteristics of workers in the sulfur industry].

Major forms of morbidity with temporary disability were studied in the professional groups of workers engaged in sulphur autoclave production. It was established that the morbidity rates increased depending on the age and length of service factors. There was neurosis-related morbidity with temporary, disability caused by the toxic action of the sulphur compounds on the health state. In workers with greater length of service disorders in the oxidation-reduction processes, statistically proved decrease of the sulfhydryl groups' contents in the blood and blood peroxidase activity suppression, were found. A set of measures was proposed towards health-related improvements of the labour conditions.

Absenteeism↗
PubMed1991

[Disability among the population: problems and the ways of their solution (review of the literature)].

There are many works in modern literature, which are devoted to disability problems but, unfortunately, they are fragmentary. Comparatively few works are devoted to the studies of the influence of sociohygienic factors on the level of disability among the population. That is why it is necessary to conduct complex sociohygienic surveys aimed at studying disability trends. The data of these studies permit one to work out measures aimed at reducing disability and to substantiate the ways of its prevention.

Adult↗