Structure and analysis of primary disability of health workers
Bogoslovskaia, I.A.; Gerasimova, M.M.; Prisiadkina, A.K.
Sovetskoe Zdravookhranenie 8: 17-21
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0038-5239 PMID: 2529652 Document Number: 331936
Proceeding from the MLEC data the structure of primary disability causes was analyzed among medical workers (physicians, paramedical staff, pharmacists and allied staff). The main disability causes among medical workers were malignant neoplasms, diseases of the cardiovascular system and mental disorders. The analysis of the above structure indicated potential unfavourable effect of working conditions (contact with drugs, psychoemotional load) and incomplete dispensarization of medical workers, their low medical activity.
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