Sentence examples for use of occupational from inspiring English sources

A theoretical model for studying factors affecting farmers' use of occupational safety and health (OSH) practices in Iran was developed.

To describe the use of occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), and speech therapy (ST) treatment activities throughout the acute rehabilitation stay of patients with traumatic brain injury.

Similar doubts arise around the use of occupational level, salary, and so on, as validatory criteria.

We also recognise that the use of occupational title to capture occupational exposure is controversial (Schuz et al, 2003).

The use of occupational cohort studies to assess the association of benzene and lymphoma is complicated by problems with exposure misclassification, outcome classification, and low statistical power.

Roberts et al. showed that the introduction of the pathway for the management of femoral neck fracture in older patients was associated with the improved clinical outcomes, but longer hospital stay and increased use of occupational therapy [ 30].

Potential uses of occupational solidarity for developing health insurance scheme have been discussed in the third day.

Specialist assistance in occupational health was measured similarly ("Do you make use of an occupational physician's assistance when carrying out your duties in occupational safety and health?" ['yesʼ, 'noʼ, 'do not knowʼ, 'n/aʼ], or: "Do you participate in the alternative assistance model?" ['yesʼ, 'noʼ, 'do not knowʼ, 'n/aʼ]).

The aim of this study was to assess the association between the level of father's occupational exposure to carcinogenic substances and the risk of his offspring in developing AL through the use of an occupational exposure index (OEI).

These results have implications for job design, realistic job previews, and the use of normative occupational information in developing work roles that fit worker abilities and interests.

Recent experiences in Europe supporting the combination of traditional work design methods used in manufacturing companies with ergonomics methods are reported briefly, with special focus on the use of the occupational repetitive action (OCRA) method for risk assessment and management of manual repetitive tasks.