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Medical Screening and Monitoring as Noted by the Insurance Industry |
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Journal of Occupational Medicine,
Volume 28,
Issue 8,
1986,
Page 765-767
William Guthier,
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Medical screening and monitoring have a long and varied history as part of the insurance industry's safety and health relations with its policyholders. Many workers' compensation insurance carriers have assisted policyholder management in understanding the requirements of cost-effective health programs, in planning and undertaking steps necessary to comply with state-of-the-art medical practices, and in locating knowledgeable physicians to supervise employee health systems. Managing employees' health and associated records has become, for many employers, a complex operational and regulatory problem because of the amount and type of health information being collected. Administration of group health and accident insurance plans, workers' compensation, treatment for the ill and injured employees, voluntary health screening and counseling programs, preplacement and periodic physical examinations, and control mechanisms for health hazard exposures all contribute to this huge pool of acquired and stored health information.
ISSN:0096-1736
出版商:OVID
年代:1986
数据来源: OVID
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42. |
Loss Control and Its Place in the Insurance Industry |
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Journal of Occupational Medicine,
Volume 28,
Issue 8,
1986,
Page 768-771
Ambrose Kelly,
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The historical development of the insurance industry's role in efforts to prevent industrial accidents and occupational disease will be discussed. The various approaches that have evolved include fire insurance, casuality insurance, and compensation for occupational diseases. The basic approach used in insurance programs involved with occupational disease is to identify the toxic material to which employees are exposed, recommend engineering controls to reduce the exposure, and suggest a medical surveillance program. The insurance industry's efforts in industrial hygiene are also described.
ISSN:0096-1736
出版商:OVID
年代:1986
数据来源: OVID
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Establishment of Medical Surveillance in IndustryProblems and Procedures |
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Journal of Occupational Medicine,
Volume 28,
Issue 8,
1986,
Page 772-777
David Parkinson,
M. Grennan,
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The establishment of standard history-taking will be discussed and will include examples of such histories developed in the clinic. The development of a protocol for performing and recording physical examinations will also be described. Special tests, such as pulmonary function and sputum cytology, will then be discussed. The integration of medical data into a data base will also be discussed with examples taken from the program in Pittsburgh. Presentation of the problems of obtaining adequate early medical information leads to the conclusion that medical surveillance programs must be integrated with industrial hygiene surveillance. The use of exposure measures to make and implement preventive medical decisions is essential until medical science provides tests with enhanced sensitivity and specificity for use in early detection of workplace disease.
ISSN:0096-1736
出版商:OVID
年代:1986
数据来源: OVID
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Review of 30 Years of Screening Practices |
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Journal of Occupational Medicine,
Volume 28,
Issue 8,
1986,
Page 778-781
Ido de Groot,
Colleen O'Toole,
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Increasingly larger proportions of our population are insured against health care costs through negotiated or mandated contracts involving active and retired workers and their dependents. Seeking to control and contain the dramatically rising costs, employers have begun to demand full accountability from their third-party payers, in response to which the health care services delivery system is evolving health maintenance organizations, preferred provider organizations, independent practice associations, and variant aggregates of participants with more homogeneously predictable utilization rates and cost estimates. The resultant information base generates employer-specific data leading to earlier detection and identification of work-related and total premorbidity and morbidity, causing renewed emphasis on prevention through total, including work-site related, risk-factors reduction. The screening technology required for the implementation and evaluation of health risks assessment and reduction programs is reviewed. The technology has matured significantly over the past 30 years. Problem areas and action needs are identified.
ISSN:0096-1736
出版商:OVID
年代:1986
数据来源: OVID
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Synthesis of Papers on Biological Monitoring, Case Studies in Screening, and Social and Economic Issues |
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Journal of Occupational Medicine,
Volume 28,
Issue 8,
1986,
Page 782-782
Anthony,
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A response is made to presentations in three topic areas: biological monitoring; case studies in screening, and social and economic issues. The terminology used in the presentations and in the preceding synthesis is refined or redefined.
ISSN:0096-1736
出版商:OVID
年代:1986
数据来源: OVID
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