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A Practical Approach to Occupational and Environmental Medicine

by Robert J. McCunney

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This handbook serves as a guide to the practice of occupational medicine. In 42 concise chapters, it covers the following topics: occupational medical services, occupationally related illnesses, evaluating a potential health hazard, special problems and opportunities in occupational medicine, and environmental medicine. Nine appendices include information regarding educational opportunities in OM, a recommended library, and a brief overview of the hazards of common industrial substances.… (more)
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This handbook serves as a guide to the practice of occupational medicine. In 42 concise chapters, it covers the following topics: occupational medical services, occupationally related illnesses, evaluating a potential health hazard, special problems and opportunities in occupational medicine, and environmental medicine. Nine appendices include information regarding educational opportunities in OM, a recommended library, and a brief overview of the hazards of common industrial substances.
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616.9Technology › Medicine and health › Diseases › Other diseases

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RC963.H34Medicine › Internal medicine › Internal medicine › Special situations and conditions › Industrial medicine. Industrial hygiene

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