Translating Evidence About Occupational Conditions Into Strategies for Prevention (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the adverse health effects resulting from exposure to hazardous workplace agents and emphasizes the need for effective control measures to minimize these risks. It outlines the dual-level development of control strategies at societal and workplace levels, emphasizing the importance of scientific evidence from toxicological and epidemiological studies in regulatory actions. The paper also highlights the role of surveillance programs and regulatory frameworks in establishing and monitoring occupational exposure limits, ultimately advocating for enhanced education and training to improve worker safety.