Digital Technologies in Recording Occupational Diseases and their Analysis

The article is aimed at the study of digital technology in the sectoral occupational health service. The relevance of the study is due to the changing requirements to the accounting of occupational diseases and their analysis. The article presents a model of digital health care ‒ the Industry Register of Persons with Occupational Diseases, formulates the tasks, stages of its creation and recommendations for its implementation. Digital health care is a project that accumulates data on employees with occupational diseases in digital form from health care institutions of FMBA of Russia in order to record and process them and make effective management decisions on their socio-medical rehabilitation. The development and application of digital health in this direction represents an innovative management system that implies the preservation of professional longevity. The digital health model in the Sectoral Occupational Health Service was implemented with the exclusion of the existing model, immediately taking over its powers and functions. This implementation process eliminated the loss of information while improving the culture of statistical recording of occupational diseases and their analysis. In the process of changing the existing system of accounting and reporting in the professional service of the industry, at the same time, information transparency is growing, built on a personal basis, forms a dialog between FMBA of Russia and producers of medical services in health care institutions of the industry. This technology makes it possible to carry out actual monitoring of professional health of employees of enterprises and institutions serviced by health care institutions of FMBA of Russia, about its trend.

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Medical Radiology and radiation safety
Published
2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.33266/1024-6177-2025-70-1-39-44
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Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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Digital Technologies in Recording Occupational Diseases and their Analysis

А.Р. Туков, A.M. Mikhailenko, M.N. Ziyatdinov, M.G. Archegova
Medical Radiology and radiation safety
Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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Digital Technologies in Recording Occupational Diseases and their Analysis

А.Р. Туков, A.M. Mikhailenko, M.N. Ziyatdinov, M.G. Archegova
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Abstract

The article is aimed at the study of digital technology in the sectoral occupational health service. The relevance of the study is due to the changing requirements to the accounting of occupational diseases and their analysis. The article presents a model of digital health care ‒ the Industry Register of Persons with Occupational Diseases, formulates the tasks, stages of its creation and recommendations for its implementation. Digital health care is a project that accumulates data on employees with occupational diseases in digital form from health care institutions of FMBA of Russia in order to record and process them and make effective management decisions on their socio-medical rehabilitation. The development and application of digital health in this direction represents an innovative management system that implies the preservation of professional longevity. The digital health model in the Sectoral Occupational Health Service was implemented with the exclusion of the existing model, immediately taking over its powers and functions. This implementation process eliminated the loss of information while improving the culture of statistical recording of occupational diseases and their analysis. In the process of changing the existing system of accounting and reporting in the professional service of the industry, at the same time, information transparency is growing, built on a personal basis, forms a dialog between FMBA of Russia and producers of medical services in health care institutions of the industry. This technology makes it possible to carry out actual monitoring of professional health of employees of enterprises and institutions serviced by health care institutions of FMBA of Russia, about its trend.

Medical Radiology and radiation safetyVol. 70(1)
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Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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