It has been established that service record, occupation, sex, volume and quality of medical care influence the level of morbidity with temporary disability (TD) among workers of phosphorous factories under unfavourable and favourable labour conditions. Under rather favourable conditions the major impact on the reduction of morbidity with TD is made by the level of organization and quality of medical care provided for the workers. Under unfavourable labour conditions with simultaneous optimization of medical care for the workers, radical improvement of labour conditions and strict observance of technological production regime are required.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe morbidity resulting in temporary disability (TD) of workers at phosphorus and lead factories of Kazakhstan was studied. Using the coefficient of multiple regression equation, a statistical evaluation of the dependence between changes in morbidity and the trends in the development of factor indications in time was undertaken; based on the study results prognostic estimations were made of temporary disability and economic damage it caused at all phosphorus and lead industrial enterprises of the Republic until the year 2000. It was found that all diseases resulting in TD of workers at both kinds of industrial enterprises could be divided into three groups: those tended to decrease, those tended to increase and those tended to remain stable.
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