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[The decrease of risk of occupational diseases among rail road workers: future strategies].

Abstract

Diagnosis, registration and prophylaxis of occupational diseases among railway workers remain unsatisfactory so far. Thus, creation of the Railway Register of Occupational Diseases is essential. The Register includes several blocks related to each other and covering enterprises, medical and social institutions. Given relatively low primary occupational morbidity in railway transport, the Register's software considers incidence of occupational diseases in Russian Federation among analogous occupations, matched in working environment classes, length of service and occupational hazard. The authors obtained the matched incidences of occupational diseases, and can extrapolate the relationships revealed to railway workers, forecast high risk of occupational diseases among these workers.

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V A Kaptsov, V B Pankova. 1998. [The decrease of risk of occupational diseases among rail road workers: future strategies].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9613088/

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