2021
DOI: 10.3390/ijerph18115910
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Occupational Disease as the Bane of Workers’ Lives: A Chronological Review of the Literature and Study of Its Development in Slovakia. Part 1

Abstract: This article not only offers a chronological overview of the development of occupational medicine, but also offers a summary of occupational diseases recommended by the ILO and legislative decisions that have influenced how we approach assessment today. We consider that these areas form a whole in which they cannot function without each other and they would lose their relevance if the system was collapsed. By excluding even one part of it, we would find ourselves at the beginning of the era of occupational med… Show more

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“…The research focused on selected items (diseases) from the list of occupational diseases in Slovakia that are directly related to physical factors in the working environment, known as (sd-PF). These are one-sided loads on the limbs (Item 29), damage caused by excessive vibration (Item 28), noise (Item 38), or dust (Items 33–34); see also [ 15 ]. The aim of the research was to: analyse the incidence of recognised selected occupational diseases (1997–2019); analyse the incidence of occupational diseases in terms of selected indicators (1997–2019); compare the regions of Slovakia in terms of the selected variables.…”
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“…The research focused on selected items (diseases) from the list of occupational diseases in Slovakia that are directly related to physical factors in the working environment, known as (sd-PF). These are one-sided loads on the limbs (Item 29), damage caused by excessive vibration (Item 28), noise (Item 38), or dust (Items 33–34); see also [ 15 ]. The aim of the research was to: analyse the incidence of recognised selected occupational diseases (1997–2019); analyse the incidence of occupational diseases in terms of selected indicators (1997–2019); compare the regions of Slovakia in terms of the selected variables.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pneumoconiosis (Items 33–34) [ 15 ] has the lowest number of reported cases in each year of the reporting period. The average annual number of reported cases is 24.…”
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