Learning from a global pandemic
Occupational and Environmental Medicine
2020
77
9
587-588
epidemic disease ; occupational health ; occupational risks ; research method
Occupational safety and health
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/oemed-2020-106801
English
Bibliogr.;Statistics
"Taking on the job of Editor in Chief of Occupational and Environmental Medicine is a challenge, especially during a pandemic with enormous societal as well as environmental and occupational consequences. While we cannot fully anticipate the extent of these consequences, some lessons relevant for our research field and Occupational and Environmental Medicine are emerging.
Rapidly executed research on the effects of the pandemic has already shed light on the occurrence of occupational and environmental risks arising from of a global deadly virus. The consequences of globalisation, including immense transports of goods and people across the globe, have been highlighted."
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