Education and Research in Occupational Medicine/Etiological- and Risk Assessment
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Etiological- and Risk Assessment
An assessment of the multiple etiologies is defined as an assessment of whether there is a probable correlation between the exposure and the identified disease or symptoms based on exposure and diagnosis. Risk assessment assesses the likelihood that a given exposure may result in a given health injury in the short or long term, or may affect the prognosis After completion of the specialist medical training, the specialist must be able to: | ||
1 | Know how to use the general principles for etiological risk assessment |
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2 | Chemical Etiologicals and risk assessments |
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3 | Physical, risk assessment |
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4 | Ergonomic etiological and risk assessment |
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5 | Biological etiologies´ risk assessment |
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6 | Psychological risk assessment |
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7 | Cross-etiological risk assessments |
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8 | Individual vulnerability |
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9 | Risk Communication |
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10 | Risk Management |
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