Medical Surveillance

Medical Surveillance

Do you know who needs surveillance — and why?

A cross-cutting occupational health check linking hazards and exposure to enrolment, medical outcomes, restrictions, expiry and follow-up.

10 questionsFocused screening check
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What this check looks at
01Hazard-to-person link
02Enrolment
03Fitness & restrictions
04Records & follow-up
Scope: This is a screening tool. Use it to identify questions to verify in the real workplace; the result is not a certificate or permission to continue unsafe work.
Question 10% complete

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Priority review areas
Discuss medical surveillance
Why this matters

Medical surveillance should be driven by exposure — not by a generic annual medical.

The system starts with the hazard, identifies who is actually exposed, applies the correct surveillance programme and then makes fitness outcomes usable without compromising medical confidentiality.

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Turn findings into controlled actions and evidence.

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