Korean J Prev Med.
1989 Jun;22(2):197-207.
Manager's Attitude about Health Management of Workers in Coal Mine Industry
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- 1Korea Labor Ewlfare Corporation, The Institute for Pneumoconiosis, Korea.
Abstract
- This study was planned to investigate employer's attitude about health management of workers in coal mine industry. The sample size was 38.3%(178 coal mine industries) of total 463 coal mine industries. The mailing survey was used to collecting data of coal mine industry and manager of coal mine industry. Distribution of attitude about health management of workers in coal mine industry, specifically necessity and availability of some items of health management and some apparatus of working environment, was skewed to positive attitude. While recognition of susceptability of coal workers' pneumoconiosis was low, that of seriousness of incidence of coal workers' pneumoconiosis was high.
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