Sentence examples for recognised occupational from inspiring English sources

Patients with bladder cancer as a recognised occupational disease according to SNIIRAM were also excluded.

1 In 2009 skin disorders accounted for one third of the recognised occupational diseases in Denmark, and the costs to society are extensive.

The exposure to other recognised occupational carcinogens was tested but none reached statistical significance, mostly because the number of exposed subjects was very small.

There are many more carcinogens classified as IARC Group 2B than Groups 1 and 2A combined (IARC, 2012), including many with potential occupational exposure and other exposures not yet evaluated by IARC and perhaps not immediately recognised as potential occupational carcinogens (e.g., sedentary work and colorectal cancer).

As a consequence, this condition cannot be recognised as an occupational injury because of computer work.

Accidental injury has long been recognised as an occupational hazard in the healthcare setting.

In recent years, with the expanding use of computers, it has been a matter of concern if computer use could be a risk factor for the development of CTS, and if so, should the condition be recognised as an occupational disease.

"The occupational therapist recognised me based on the reports and I had people saying, 'Are you the one who was in the papers?' It was driving me up the wall.

Mental health and psychosocial risks in the workplace have been recognised as priorities in occupational health and safety in the European Union for at least two decades.

It is important that the Primary Care Practitioner takes an accurate medical history since this may be the only chance a patient has to have their occupational disease recognised and properly detected/identified.

Despite the occupational situation at these industrial plants being defined as "alarming" by some experts since 1977, governmental insurance companies were not willing to recognise the potential occupational nature of the health problems affecting the blue-collar workers, thus continuously denying them compensation.