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Dr. Issa Said Al Shuaili
Acting Director, Environmental and
Occupational Health Department ,
Ministry of Health, Oman
Connecting Health and Labour, WHO Global
Conference, 29 November – 1 December 2011, The
Hague, Netherlands
People Centred Care
Round Table 2
Introduction Occupational Health in Oman
Workforce : 1 Million, 17 % are Omani
Multi-displainiry approach – National
Occupational health and Safety Committee, GCC
Committee for Occupational health and Safety
Committee
Regulations: Labour Law, Civil Service Law , in
2008 Regulation for OHS for establishments
governed by labour Law(health workplace
initiatives, protection of women, medical
surveillance )
Integration of OHS in primary health
care-Oman Experience Situation analysis for readiness of health care system for
integration- plan for Pilot project
Conducting annual two weeks training course in Environmental and Occupational medicine for family physicians and primary health care doctors form different regions in Oman.(50 doctors trained in 3 years).
Provision of the importance of health promotion and health education in workplace through primary health care.
Training of primary health care personnel in risk assessment
Develop a curriculum plan for occupational hygienist Bachelor degree
Review disability assessment system and how it can be deliver by primary health care doctors
Plan for attaching 20 Omani doctors from primary health care in a recognized residency program
People-centered Care –Role and
functions of primary health care
Health promotion and health education at
workplace
Medical surveillance
Fitness to work
Risk assessment
Early detection of Occupational diseases and
prevention of OD and Injuries
Disability Assessment
Provision of Personal Protective equipments
OHS for health care workers
Capacity required Need assessment study of local context
Consider the culture-culture sensitive
Community and workers participation, partnership with workers and empowerment of workers
Human Resources development – should started from medical school
Developing a guideline or curriculum for training of primary health care doctors
Infrastructure for workplace monitoring(basic devices such as Noise level meter, Audiometery etc.
Information resources such as MSDS for chemicals, database
Research Developing evaluation system for integration-pre
and post experimental study
Indicators for performance ( input –process and
output indicators )
Conclusion People centered care can be achieved through:
Easy Accessibility
Partnership with people
Considering diversity
Culture sensitive
Empowerment of workers
Gender specific