Occupational Health: The Global Evidence and Value

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This report discusses the value of occupational health (OH) from a global perspective and provides a synthesis of global evidence on the effectiveness of OH interventions and cost effectiveness. It demonstrates that OH services have a clear value: they improve the health of the working population; contribute to the prevention of work-related illnesses; prevent avoidable sickness absence through the provision of early interventions for those who develop a health condition; and increase the efficiency and productivity of organisations.

They can also play a major part in protecting and revitalising the global economy.

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Contributed by: Ann Caluori
Authored by: Society of Occupational Medicine
Licence: © All rights reserved More information on licences
First contributed: 28 May 2020
Audience access level: Full user

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