Sentence examples for identification of workers from inspiring English sources

In these studies, the identification of workers in need of health care intervention was solely based on the mental health status.

Secondary prevention includes periodical investigations of occupational allergic symptoms, early referral of symptomatic workers, and identification of workers who have possible asthma as well as occupational allergic diseases [ 26].

Early identification of worker safety and health-related noncompliances by DOE contractors has the added benefit of allowing information that could prevent such noncompliances at other facilities in the DOE complex to be shared with other appropriate DOE contractors.

In a sharply worded commentary last year in The American Journal of Infection Control, she and co-authors said there were "cavernous gaps" in the identification of worker-to-patient infections in the United States, and characterized the review of infected doctors' practices as "a capricious process that is all too vulnerable to local interests and conflicts of interest".

Early accurate identification of injured workers at high risk for chronic disability and early intervention for these workers has the potential to have an enormous positive impact in terms of preventing the devastating financial and personal (e.g., quality of life) costs of disability.

1264, related to identification of dislocated workers, prior to the general revision of this subchapter by Pub.

De Souza, D. A. et al. Morphometric identification of queens, workers and intermediates in in vitro reared honey bees (Apis mellifera).

The identification of formal workers is directly assessed by asking if the employer pays the social contribution to have the right to access a pension payment in retirement.

Thus, identification of other workers who gave birth in 2004 or 2005 was not possible.

Controlling exposure in the workplace, identification of susceptible workers, and secondary prevention are the main means of prevention [ 26].

Afterwards, we examined the specificity and sensitivity of the screening procedure for identification of both workers with depression and those with comorbid disorders.