Origins of occupational health associations in the world
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Origins of occupational health associations in the world
Elsevier, 2003
1st ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
A full history of workplace prevention has never been written, although there are a number of important but anecdotal accounts of distinguished academic, professional and political leaders in the field. The history of medicine is also often presented as the history of distinguished physicians, rather than in terms of developments in health care or prevention. This is especially marked in the field of worker protection where there has been only limited interest among physicians and historians. It is particularly difficult to make comparisons between different countries, or across social and political and cultural boundaries. This book attempts to 'boldly go' into such new fields.
目次
Foreword. History of the origins of occupational health associations in Argentina (A.F. Werner). Development of occupational health in the Asia-Pacific region (W.-O. Phoon). The development of health and safety at work in Denmark (J. Staun, C. Wolff). The evolution of occupational safety and health conditions in Ecuador: 1900-2000 (R. Harari). Origins of occupational health associations in France (A. Caubet, M. Valentin, J. Caillard). Institutionalisation of industrial hygiene in Germany (D. Milles and R. Muller). Occupational health in Hungary and the history of the Hungarian Scientific Society for Occupational Health and Medicine (G. Ungvary). Occupational health professional associations and professional development in Ireland (D. Murphy). The origins of the Italian Occupational Health Society (A. Grieco, A. Porro et al.). Origins of occupational health in Japan with special reference to the Japan Society for Occupational Health (Y. Aizawa). The history of the origins of occupational health associations in Korea (S.-K. Kang). History of the National Federation of Occupational Health, Mexico, 2002 (J.A. Morales). Dutch occupational physicians: from pioneers to law-directed professionals (A.I.F. Vernooy, A.N.H. Weel). Origins of the Norwegian Occupational Health Services and its associations of physicians (O. Larsen). The history of occupational medicine in Poland, including the history of Polish association of occupational medicine and its predecessors (R. Szozda). Portuguese Society of Occupational Medicine - its role in the development of occupational health (A. de Sousa Uva). Development of occupational health in Russia - historical background (N. Izmerov). A history of the Society of Occupational Health, Singapore (D. Koh). South Africa (D.W. Stanton). From "accident medicine" to "factory medicine": Spanish occupational medicine in the 20th Century (A. Menendez-Navarro, E. Rodriguez-Ocana). OHS in Sweden - The lands of associations (G. Gerhardsson). The development of the "Swedish Model" of cooperation in occupational health and safety, and the joint industrial safety council as its main association (A. Thornquist). Occupational health professions in the United Kingdom (T. Carter, C. Atwell, H. Wilson). A brief history of the origins of occupational health in the United States (C.B. Lowman). Appendix. From industrial nursing to occupational health nurse management (J. Staun, C. Wolff). Author Index. Keyword Index.
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