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Occupational Medicine 1995;45:156-158
© 1995 Society of Occupational Medicine

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The financial components and contribution of occupational health services to the provision of primary health care services in a developing country such as South Africa

D. J. Kocks and M. H. Ross

Department of Community Health, Medical University of South Africa Medunsa, South Africa

The breakdown of costs and trends for an occupational health service in a developing country such as South Africa could be used to justify and encourage the establishment of health services at workplaces as part of the national primary healthcare policy implementation. It would then be possible to make accessible 6.5 times the current annual budget for primary health care without necessitating generation of further general or specific tax revenue.

Correspondence and reprint requests to: Dr D. J. Kocks, Department of Community Health, Medical University of South Africa, PO Medunsa 0204, South Africa


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