Epidemiological Assessment of Occupational Morbidity in the Republic of Moldova

Deleu, Raisa; Pînzaru, Iurie; Gherciu-Tutuescu, Svetlana; Grier, Lilia; Apostu, Elena

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“…This is evident, on the one hand, in the general morbidity and mortality profiles of the population, in which the increase in cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and obesity could be linked to occupational risk factors (Deleu et al, 2020a) and, on the other hand, in registered injuries and occupational diseases. In the same way, it is important the health damage that can occur to people who do not have a job or to those who have it but in precarious conditions (harmful and dangerous) (Deleu et al, 2020b;Deleu et al, 2020c).…”

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Analysis of the national legislative and regulatory framework in the field of occupational health and safety in the Republic of Moldova

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Over time, the Republic of Moldova has gone through several stages of development and reform of the Occupational Health and Safety System. This article aimed to assess the complex legal and regulatory framework in the field of occupational health and safety in the Republic of Moldova. Currently, the Republic of Moldova has ratified 43 conventions and 1 protocol, namely - 8 out of 8 fundamental conventions, 4 out of 4 governing conventions (priority) and 31 technical conventions. Over the years, 2 conventions have been denounced. At the beginning of 2021, the Moldavian parliament adopted the International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention No.161 (1985) on occupational health services. The legal and regulatory framework in occupational safety and health is good enough, but major problems are identified in their implementation.

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confidence: 99%