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Follow-up of employees exposed to potentional profession-linked allergens and the inclusion of workers with allergies in the workplace
Authors: Z. Hajduková 1; A. Kalinec 2; D. Dušíková 3
Authors‘ workplace: Klinika nemocí z povolání FNsP, Ostrava Poruba přednostka MUDr. Z. Hajduková 1; Ambulance praktického lékaře pro dospělé, Rožnov pod Radhoštěm 2; Klinika plicních chorob FNsP, Ostrava Poruba přednosta MUDr. J. Roubec, PhD. 3
Published in: Prakt. Lék. 2005; 85(8): 445-448
Category: Of different specialties
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The authors present a procedure of monitoring workers who are exposed to known profession-linked allergens at the firm APRI in Roznov. The target of employee care was to single out the risk patient with atopy, confirm or disprove any diagnosis of allergy and its seriousness and to determine the degree of risk in relation to the working environment. From the point of view of occupational medicine detailed is the procedure of assesing the degree of allergic risk and subsequent medical care of the staff according to the actual allergic backround. The importance of assesing the degree of allergic risk in employees is well-founded by numerous epidemiological studies in recent years.
Key words:
allergy – occupation – degree of allergy risk – the medical care of allergic staff.
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