How can Ministries of Health and Labour add the new indicator on work-related          diseases to the monitoring system for the United Nations global goals?

PEGA, Frank; HAMZAOUI, Halim; HASSAN, Mohd Nasir; MOMEN, Natalie C

doi:10.2486/indhealth.62_300

INDUSTRIAL HEALTH

2024

DOI: 10.2486/indhealth.62_300

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How can Ministries of Health and Labour add the new indicator on work-related diseases to the monitoring system for the United Nations global goals?

Frank PEGA,

Halim HAMZAOUI,

Mohd Nasir HASSAN

et al.

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