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1. ISKUSTVA ZDRAVSTVENOG ZBRINJAVANJA OZLIJEĐENIH U KEMIJSKIM NESREĆAMA U HRVATSKOJ.

Subjects
*LOSS control, *RISK assessment, *MEDICAL literature, *INDUSTRIAL safety, *WORKPLACE exposure to hazardous substances, *HAZARDOUS substances
Abstract

Chemical accidents and chemical disasters are an inevitable consequence of modern technology and global industrialization. Programmes for risk control, prevention and management are legally adopted and implemented in many developed countries and it is necessary to implement them more effectively in Croatia. Some of the lessons learned from analysis of previous major incidents reported in medical literature as well as recent experiences in dealing with chemical accidents in Croatia are highlighted in this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

2. ISKUSTVA ZDRAVSTVENOG ZBRINJAVANJA OZLIJEĐENIH U KEMIJSKIM NESREĆAMA U HRVATSKOJ

Author

Rajka Turk

Subjects
kemijske nesreće, planovi za hitne intervencije, opasne kemikalije, amonijak, ugljični dioksid, chemical accidents, emergency planning, dangerous chemicals, ammonia, carbon dioxide
Abstract

Kemijske nesreće i kemijske katastrofe neminovna su posljedica tehnološkog razvoja i globalne industrijalizacije. Planovi kontrole rizika, pripravnosti i obrane su zakonski regulirani i organizirani u većini razvijenih zemalja, a nužno ih je što je moguće učinkovitije primijeniti i u Hrvatskoj. U ovom preglednom radu istaknute su spoznaje prikupljene temeljem analiza prethodnih incidenata opisanih u novijoj medicinskoj literaturi, kao i iskustva stečena nakon nedavnih kemijskih nesreća u Hrvatskoj., Chemical accidents and chemical disasters are an inevitable consequence of modern technology and global industrialization. Programmes for risk control, prevention and management are legally adopted and implemented in many developed countries and it is necessary to implement them more effectively in Croatia. Some of the lessons learned from analysis of previous major incidents reported in medical literature as well as recent experiences in dealing with chemical accidents in Croatia are highlighted in this paper.

Published
2009

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