Occupational health in Brazil
Dias, E.C.; Mendes, R.é; Schwartz, B.S.
Occupational Medicine 17(3): 523
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 0885-114X PMID: 12028959 Document Number: 546635
In a positive approach, the authors propose that occupational safety and health in Brazil is an example of how crises and opportunities can come together to produce excellent results. The history provided here as well as the overview of occupational health problems in Brazil together offer a detailed picture of conditions in this country. Also included is a lengthy table covering OSH steps, strategies, and approaches; national needs; and suggestions for international assistance.
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