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Interdisciplinary and multiprofessional outpatient secondary individual prevention of work-related skin diseases in the metalworking industry: 1-year follow-up of a patient cohort.

Annika WilkeGünther GedigaAndreas GoergensAndreas HansenAnja HübnerSwen Malte JohnKathrin NordheiderMarc RochollSabine WeddelingBritta WulfhorstDorothée Nashan
Published in: BMC dermatology (2018)
The results of this observational study demonstrate that the comprehensive prevention program positively influences the course of work-related skin diseases, increases the possibility to continue working in a "high-risk" profession and improves the disease management of metal workers. In the long term, the prevention program may lead to cost savings by preventing high therapy costs or professional retraining.
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