Sentence examples for aim of occupational from inspiring English sources

The ICOH Ethical Code for Occupational Health Professionals states that "the aim of occupational health practice is to protect and promote workers' health and wellbeing at work throughout their working lives…".

The present study investigates mortality and morbidity of the cohort of Gela petrochemical workers with the aim of disentangling occupational from residential risk.

Given that the aim of much occupational health research is to identify risk factors in the work context rather than sort workplaces according to culture types, this measurement approach may be the most responsive to the actual needs of researchers.

Semi-structured, one-on-one interviews were conducted with the aim of exploring current occupational vaccination policies and the measures used to promote and distribute the influenza vaccine.

This panel study aimed to investigate effects of occupational noise exposure on ambulatory vascular structural properties in male workers.

– This study had aim to describe the management of occupational and sexual HIV exposure in the Toulouse teaching hospital.

One explanation could be that relatively "low-level" jobs are accepted to avoid the stigma of being unemployed, or perhaps there are other financial/family pressures to accept "any" job at the start of the immigration process, with the aim to improve in terms of occupational mobility, as opportunities improve with time spent in Australia.

These data can help to select and define priorities for programmes aimed to prevent fatal consequences of occupational injuries.

Each descending level provides increasingly detailed descriptions of occupational type, aimed at capturing the kind of work performed and the competence required to complete the tasks and duties associated with that work.

The study was performed within the framework of a bilateral contract between the National Centre of Radiobiology and Radiation Protection of the Ministry of Health of Bulgaria and the NPP Kozloduy, aiming to study the impact of occupational chronic low-dose exposure on immunological and health status of workers.

However, we did not aim to provide a conceptual definition of occupational balance.