The changing economic structure of the maritime industry and its adverse effects on seafarers’ health care rights

Shannon Guillot-Wright

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Risk-taking behaviours among fishermen in Morocco by the evaluation of “ordalique” functioning

Omar Laraqui, Salwa Laraqui, Nadia Manar, Mohammed Yassin Sahraoui, Lamia Sebbar, Tarik Ghailan, Frédéric Deschamps, Chakib El Houssine Laraqui

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Added value of sending photograph in diagnosing a medical disease declared at sea: experience of the French Tele-Medical Assistance Service

Emilie Dehours, Alexandre Saccavini, Pierre Roucolle, Patrick Roux, Vincent Bounes

Case report

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Exploring the core of crew resource management course: speak up or stay silent

Roar Espevik, Evelyn Rose Saus, Olav Kjellvold Olsen

Case report

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Seafarers’ depression and suicide

Alex Mellbye, Tim Carter

Review article

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The evidence base for seafarer pre-employment medical examinations (PEMEs)

Tim Carter

Editorial

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Self-reported exercise behaviour and perception of its importance to recreational divers

Christopher R. Kovacs, Peter Buzzacott

Original article

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Decision aid for the use of additional tests during the pre-employment medical examination (PEME) of seafarers

Alf Magne Horneland, Suzanne Louise Stannard

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Standards for quality assurance of pre-employment medical examinations of seafarers: the IMHA Quality experience

Tim Carter, Sally Bell, Alf Magne Horneland, Suresh Idnani

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The design of health promotion strategies for seafarers

Tim Carter, Kimberly Karlshoej

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