Disease Prevention. 6.1. Adopt and require the use of disease and pathogen protocols for all aquatic inventory and other field crews working in occupied and potential habitats. High 1,4,5 Completed Involved Parties 0 N/A
Disease Prevention. 4-1.1.22 Every effort will be made to prevent respiratory diseases by: • Isolation/separation of affected individuals where possible • Emphasising early diagnosis and treatment Water-Borne Disease Prevention
Disease Prevention. Surveillance of Communicable Diseases, non-communicable diseases and health conditions
Disease Prevention. Health Promotion - Non-Evidence Based .76 Elder Abuse Prevention .77 Mental Health .78 Kinship Care .78.1 Kinship Caregivers Support Program .78.1.a Service Delivery .78.1.b Goods and Services .78.2 Kinship Navigator Services .79 Family Caregiver Support Program .79.1 Information Services .79.2 Access Assistance .79.2.a.1
Disease Prevention. The Company will continue to publish, in its communication vehicles, articles about health education and disease prevention, aiming at the preservation of employees' and retirees' health.
Disease Prevention. Genetic testing is making it possible to detect individuals at risk for disease even prior to onset of symptoms. In some cases, interventions are available to lower the risk of developing the disease, or at a minimum lead to early identification and management of disease symptoms.
Disease Prevention. The Company will continue to publish, in its communication vehicles, articles about health education and disease prevention, aiming at the preservation of employees' and retirees' health. Paragraph 1º - The Company will inform the Trade Unions, when requested, the number of cases of infectious-contagious diseases (transmissible, tropical) of compulsory notification to the public health agencies, when they occur in regions declared endemic. Tropical diseases, acquired as a result of work performed in endemic areas, upon evidence of a causal link, will be considered an occupational accident or disease. Paragraph 2º - The Company will adapt its methods and practices, so as not to use dry or wet sand in its blasting processes, in accordance with the normative precepts contained in Ordinance 99 of 10/19/2004 of the Labor Inspection Secretary/Ministry of Labor. Paragraph 3º - The Company will pay for employees the vaccines indicated by the Occupational Immunization Program and will articulate with health authorities the Public Vaccination Campaigns. Paragraph 4º - The Company will bear the expenses related to the recovery of workers with occupational diseases and their sequelae. Paragraph 5º - The Company will make feasible, in each Business Area, a technical team in Occupational Hygiene.
