Occupational Health and Safety under Threat: Lessons from Recent Conflict and the Imperative for Future Preparedness
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2. Soltani E, Ghorbani Shahna F, Karimi M, et al (2023). Investigating the Effect of Different Disinfection Methods on the Efficiency, Pressure Drop and Quality Factor of Medical Masks. J Occup Hyg Eng, 10 (3):213-221.
3. Juweid ME, Abu-Asab M (2024). A Call for Protection of Medical Workers and Volunteers. Jordan Med J, 58 (2):109.
4. Carpiniello B (2023). The mental health costs of armed conflicts—a review of systematic reviews conducted on refugees, asylum-seekers and people living in war zones. Int J Environ Res Public Health, 20 (4):2840.
5. Cvetković VM, Renner R, Jakovljević V (2024). Industrial Disasters and Hazards: From Causes to Consequences—A Holistic Approach to Resilience. Int J Disaster Risk Manag, 6 (2):149-168.
6. Mavole JN (2023). Protection and maintenance of healthcare services for civilians’ well-being in conflict affected areas: comparative analysis of the African situation. Eur J Health Sci, 9 (2):1-17.
7. Rajapakse A, Emad GR (2023). Fatigue, an unsolved puzzle that continues contributing to accidents at sea. Marine Policy, 155:105745.
8. Husaini DC, Bernardez V, Zetina N, Mphuthi DD (2024). Healthcare industry waste and public health: a systematic review. Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research, 42 (4):1624-1642.
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Soltani E, Rashnoudi P, Ahmadi O. Occupational Health and Safety under Threat: Lessons from Recent Conflict and the Imperative for Future Preparedness. Iran J Public Health. 2025;54(12):2775-2777.
