ement must incorporate and increase as
an indispensable condition for the achievement of health for all, as well as social and
economic development.  This points up the necessity of formulating and implementing
policies for manpower development that will lead to quantitative and qualitative increases
in the number of professionals and technicians who are engaged in the various facets of
occupational health.

At present the countries are paying more attention than ever to occupational health
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