Four stages developing an OD Surveillance program 29-3-2017 van Dijk, van der Laan Working paper for the ESPrIT program in Turkey, March 2017 used in education and training.
Publications
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Publications LDOH staff
“OSH online. How to find reliable information” new developments
End 2016 the new updated and revised third edition of the book “OSH online. How to find reliable information” (English) was published. The translation in Spanish, completed by Yohama...
LDOH Annual Report 2016-2017
The LDOH Annual Report 2016 – 2017 is published, giving an overview of the activities of the foundation in both years. The report starts with the mission and aims of LDOH. Still being a start...
OSH Online. How to find reliable information.
OSH online. How to find reliable information. Third edition, English or Spanish. The book is widely regarded as a basic tool for practice and education. Its value has been proven in courses in...
New edition “OSH online. How to find reliable information”
The third edition of the e-book “OSH online. How to find reliable information” is published in an English and Spanish version. A Turkish version is in preparation in collaboration with...
Book review on Basic Occupational Health in India
Book review in APFM journal Jan. 2017. F van Dijk, P Buijs. Basic Occupational Health Services for informal workers in India, for primary health care.
Publications Basic Occupational Health Services
Mini occupational health services for unorganized labor markets in India
Kulkarni GK. Mini occupational health services for un-organized labor markets in India. Indian J Occup Environ Med 2018;22:1 (Editorial). PMID: 29743776, see: (Free PMC Article) From the total...
Online Information and Basic Occupational Health Care, promising innovations
The Center for International Health of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich, Germany, hosted its first Occupational Safety and Health symposium in Munich, 16 March 2019. In this high-level...
Basic Occupational Health Services in Bangladesh, the MSF Dhaka model
To diagnose and treat work-related diseases among tannery, metal, plastics and garment workers and families, part of a population of 600 000 working people in heavily polluted areas of Dhaka...
Basic Occupational Health Services in Iran, for workers in agriculture
Agriculture as one of the most hazardous sectors of industry causes many occupational accidents and diseases. Zoonotic agents, dust, climate, noise, vibration and chemicals are widespread hazards and...
Family physicians’ attitudes and behaviors on occupational diseases
The official figures in Turkey in the statistics on occupational diseases are very low: more than 100 times lower than could be expected. Frequent referrals by family physicians to official...
Work and Health in Agriculture for Primary Health Care
A working group of the Foundation LDOH is producing course materials under the title Work and Health in Agriculture, intended for a short course for practitioners in primary health care. The present...