SJWEH Supplements are open access, (mostly) non-peer-reviewed articles usually published in theme issues or as part of a series of papers from a conference or workshop. Scand J Work Environ Health stopped publishing SJWEH Supplements in 2009.

CONTENTS — SJWEH Supplements 2005; no 1

Published: 25 Oct 2005

Preface

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Occupational health services—in need of a new integrated paradigm
Vainio H

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Basic occupational health services—their structure, content and objectives
Rantanen J
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Occupational health services as a key element of national occupational safety and health systems
Fedotov IA
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Worklife changes challenge the object formation of occupational health services
Launis K, Gerlander E-M
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Challenges in occupational safety and health from the global market economy and from demographic change—facts, trends, policy response and actual need for preventive occupational health services in Europe
Froneberg B
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New occupational health service system in Denmark
Kabel A
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From occupational medicine to occupational health—the “new French revolution”
Paillereau G
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Early identification and brief intervention for risky drinkers in Finnish occupational health services
Kuokkanen M, Heljälä L
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Health and economic impact of occupational health services
Lim MK
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Children and other high-risk workers as a special challenge to occupational health services
Landrigan PJ, Newman B
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Human resource needs of modern occupational health services––the case in Finland
Husman K, Husman P
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CD-ROM-based training in hazard control
Riipinen H, Andersson I-M, Rosén G
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Occupational health nurses’ contribution to health care workers’ health
Bigaignon-Cantineau J, Gonzalez M, Broessel N, Denu B, Hamzaoui H, Cantineau A
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Contribution of occupational risk factors to the global burden of disease
Fingerhut M, Driscoll T, Imel Nelson D, Concha-Barrientos M, Punnett L, Pruss-Ustin A, Steenland K, Leigh J, Corvalan C
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Global estimates of traditional occupational risks
Takala J
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Needs and priorities in occupational safety and health for the enlarged European Union
Konkolewsky H-H
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How can European institutes in occupational safety and health respond to future needs?
Bieneck H-J, Elsler D, Kuhn K-L
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The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health after 60 years—where to go from here?
Vainio H