Vol. 11 No. 6 November/December 2005

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A comparison of the effectiveness of two smoking cessation interventions by the occupational health

Dr Linda Grainger

Coping strategies of Emergency Medical Technicians in Gauteng*

Dr Johannes Lodewikus Pretorius Naud�, Dr Seb

Biological monitoring of co-exposures. Suppression of metabolism in employees exposed to a mixture o

Volker R. Schillack, W.M. Coombs

Smoking and occupational health in miners

MH Ross, J Murray, D Kielkowski

Why the need for occupational medicine in industry?

Sister Jean Baker

From Darker Ages to SASOHN Gauteng Central (1965-2005)

Sr Gitta Birk

Report on the SASOM Annual Conference. Sickness absenteeism in the workplace. 1-2 August 2005, CSI

Jenny Acutt

Quality assurance in audiometry and spirometry programmes

Jenny Acutt

SASOHN Members Medical Malpractice Cover (2246)

Kristy Carr, Jenny Jooste, Sarah-Lee Engelbre

Feedback on meeting between SASOHN and the Department of Health, 16 September 2005, on Dispensing Li

Karen Michell

From the editor