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PubMed1995

Recent trends and developments in occupational health policies and professional practices of company doctors. Current developments in the Federal Republic of Germany.

In Germany a comprehensive system of legislation and institutions for prevention of occupational diseases and accidents at work has been built up over more than 100 years. The paper presents regulations and new initiatives in the field of occupational health and safety, undertaken in the country, known as the Act on Company Doctors and compares it with the EU recommendations.

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PubMed1995

Clinical risk management in theatres. Professional practice: are you a team player?

Adverse patient outcomes in theatres are most frequently caused by a breakdown in the continuity of care as the patient moves through the operating theatre suite. The effective management of clinical risk of liability exposures requires a co-ordinated, integrated theatre process which focuses on providing safe, high quality patient care. This article will cover the main areas of concern to theatre nurses, ways of addressing the risk exposure and providing the best service for patients.

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PubMed1994

[Evaluation in gynecology and obstetrics. Propositions for routine evaluation of professional practices].

All the scientific prerequisites for auditing Gynaecology-Obstetrics clinics are currently available. Nevertheless, it is often difficult to usefully evaluate routine decision making. The aim of this paper was to offer matter for thought concerning the choice of methods and themes to be used in evaluating routine management in Gynaecology-Obstetrics clinics. Several methods are discussed, including monitoring synthetic indicators and complex evaluation of routine decision making (relationship between recruitment, practices and results). Details of this latter method were presented with several examples: prematurity prevention, perinatal mortality and morbidity, screening tests and antenatal diagnosis, cesarean section.

France↗