2013
DOI: 10.13075/mp.5893.2013.0033
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Analysis of Notifications of Suspicions of Diseases Caused by the Way the Job Is Performed in the Context of Pathologies Regarded as Occupational Diseases

Abstract: Wstęp: W doniesieniu przedstawiono obserwowany w ostatnich latach w Dolnośląskim Wojewódzkim Ośrodku Medycyny Pracy (DWOMP) we Wrocławiu wzrost liczby zgłoszeń podejrzenia chorób wywołanych sposobem wykonywania pracy. Problem orzeczniczy wynika z uznawania tego typu schorzeń za choroby zawodowe tylko w przypadku 1/3 zgłoszeń. Materiał i metody: Do opracowania wykorzystano dane statystyczne dotyczące zgłoszeń podejrzenia chorób zawodowych złożone w oddziałach DWOMP we Wrocławiu w latach 2006-2011 oraz orzeczeń … Show more

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“…The results of a recently published study indicate considerable certification problems in a group of diseases induced by the way of work performance within the context of considering such a type of pathologies as occupational diseases. Only 1/3 of the reported suspicions of occupational diseases of motor system and peripheral nervous system ended up with medical certification of occupational disease and issuing an administrative decision on recognition of occupational disease [11].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of a recently published study indicate considerable certification problems in a group of diseases induced by the way of work performance within the context of considering such a type of pathologies as occupational diseases. Only 1/3 of the reported suspicions of occupational diseases of motor system and peripheral nervous system ended up with medical certification of occupational disease and issuing an administrative decision on recognition of occupational disease [11].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%