THE WORTH OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: A NEW EVALUATION OF PERIODIC PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS.
THE WORTH OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS: A NEW EVALUATION OF PERIODIC PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS.
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职业健康计划的价值:定期体检的新评估。
DOI:
10.1097/00043764-196508000-00002
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1965
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J. V. Grimaldi
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J. V. Grimaldi
N the market place, where business managers face the final test of their decisions, the principal–perhaps only–consideration is what one gets for his money. Unless the purchaser and vendor have a way of measuring values, no transaction is likely, or if a sale is made, it may not fully satisfy both parties. The fiscal merit of occupational health programs has been difficult to express, and this must be an obstacle to their acceptance. While employers are convinced that, without a health service their expenses would increase, they have no idea what the net savings may be. Moreover, they cannot quantify the effect of alterations in their programs' quality. As a consequence, one sees varying degrees of enthusiasm for plant health services. Some health services are supported unstintingly; others operate on a marginal level. In any event, it is likely that neither the health professional nor his employer are ever certain that the arrangements are properly effective for their situation; but then, meither can say what should be the most practical operating conditions.