Characteristics of morbidities and injuries among factory workers in Kamrangirchar: A 10-year retrospective data analysis of MSF occupational health clinics.
The aim of this analysis is to describe morbidity, injury and demographic characteristics for adults (≥18years) and children (<14 & ≥14-17 years) by sex working in Kamrangirchar. The results of the analysis will be used to inform current program approaches and advocacy efforts to improve access to services, including the development of targeted health promotion activities that address the unique health challenges faced by workers in informal factories. The findings will be shared with other stakeholders involved in occupational health care to highlight the identified gaps in access and care provision. Additionally, it can be used to establish a benchmark for future research.
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Field label | Study data |
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ReMit reference | OCA023-04 |
MSF Operational Center | MSF Operational Center Amsterdam |
Principal Investigator | eiw023@usask.ca |
Study Coordinator | Patrick Keating |
Methodology | Observational study |
Data Collection Tool | Excel |
Language | en |
Study setting | Stable |
Year data collection was conducted | 2014-2023 |
Article DOI | https://doi.org/10.70014/z3z4yj3u |
External Collaborators | No |
Date study added | 08-July-2025 |
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Comparative evaluation of community event-based and...
Comparative evaluation of community event-based and indicator-based components of MSF’s ‘Tea Team Surveillance System’ in the Somali Region, Ethiopia
January 23, 2025 August 05, 2025Does the Tea Team Surveillance System generate data that is useful for public health action and how do the attributes of the different components of the Tea Team Surveillance System compare?
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Evaluation of Mobile Clinics in the Somali Region, Ethiopia
Evaluation of Mobile Clinics in the Somali Region, Ethiopia
January 23, 2025 August 01, 2025This study aims to provide a detailed description of the conception, implementation and lessons learnt from this mobile clinic approach, which will complement the existing body of research and will serve as a guidance to other MSF missions...Evaluation of Mobile Clinics in the Somali Region, Ethiopia
This study aims to provide a detailed description of the conception, implementation and lessons learnt from this mobile clinic approach, which will complement the existing body of research and will serve as a guidance to other MSF missions and other organizations when establishing mobile clinics in similar settings.January 23, 2025 August 01, 2025
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Risk:Principal Investigator: ethiopia-medco-assist@oca.msf.org Study Coordinator: patrick.keating@london.msf.org
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