| Med. Pr. 2007;58(6):467-473 |
| OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AS A SCIENCE FOR THE FUTURE |
| MEDYCYNA PRACY JAKO NAUKA PRZYSZŁOŚCI |
| Ryszard Andrzejak, Aleksandra Steinmetz-Beck |
Abstract
Paper presents future trends of occupational medicine development, main issues of research and
medical education. In paper authors also indicate the crucial role of
occupational medicine in the field of health policy, health promotion and
prevention. Med Pr 2007;58(6):467-473
Key words
occupational medicine, research, risk factors, prevention
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