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Vol. 15 No. 6a 2009

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e-ISSN: 2226-6097
ISSN: 1024-6274
Frequency: 4 issues per year
Occupational Health Southern Africa is on the Department of Higher Education and Training’s list of Approved South African Journals; authors of peer-reviewed papers thus qualify for subsidies for their affiliated tertiary institutions. It is also listed in African Index Medicus; and is on the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) website list of journals following the ICMJE recommendations for the conduct, reporting, editing and publication of scholarly work in medical journals.
In this issue

The Work and Health in Southern Africa (WAHSA) Programme overall experiences and the way f

Christer Hogstedt,, Kaj Elgstrand, Amanda Rya

From the editor


From the editor


Profiling occupational health and safety in southern Africa

Amanda Ryan

Improving OSH information in Southern Africa - why and how?

WAHSA policy brief

Occupational health and safety in the public sector

WAHSA policy brief

Research training on chronic lung diseases in southern Africa. A Fogarty International Center Mil


Education and training needs in occupational health and safety in the SADC countries

Amanda Ryan, Kaj Elgstrand

Action on silica, silicosis and tuberculosis the WAHSA experience in Southern Africa

Claudina Nogueira, David Rees, Jill Murray

A guideline on isoniazid preventive therapy for patients with silicosis in southern Africa

WAHSA policy brief

WAHSA Action on Pesticides building capacity to reduce hazardous pesticide exposures in the S

Hanna-Andrea Rother, Vera Ngowi, Leslie Londo

Acute pesticide poisoning and the need for national surveillance systems

WAHSA policy brief

Pesticide laboratory capacity in the SADC region - a vital link in pesticide risk reduction

WAHSA policy brief

Occupational health and safety in the informal sector in Southern Africa - the WAHSA project in Tan

Rajen N Naidoo, Florian M Kessy, Louis Mlingi

Healthy living, health work in the informal sector

WAHSA policy brief