Risk factors of occupational skin diseases among traditional batik manufacturing workers in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
Sri Awalia Febriananull ErdinaKusuma DewiYohanes RidoraAgustina AnggraeniNiken IndrastutiFajar WaskitoKatharina OginawatiIkeu TanzihaCita Rosita Sigit PrakoeswaPublished in: BMC research notes (2023)
The study demonstrated that working duration (≥ 8 h daily) and type of work (wet process only) were statistically significant as risk factors for developing OSD. While for OCD, our results found that gender (male), history of atopy, and type of work (all and wet phase only) were risk factors for OCD development among traditional batik manufacturing workers.