A site of communication among enterprises for supporting Occupational Health and Safety Management System

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Velonakis, E. [1 ]
Mantas, J. [1 ]
Mavrikakis, I. [1 ]
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[1] Univ Athens, Fac Nursing, Publ Hlth Lab, Athens 11527, Greece
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Occupational Health and Safety; Workflow Management; Computer Networks; World Wide Web; File Submission; Questonnaries;
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R19 [保健组织与事业(卫生事业管理)];
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The occupational health and safety management constitutes a field of increasing interest. Institutions in cooperation with enterprises make synchronized efforts to initiate quality management systems to this field. Computer networks can offer such services via TCP/IP which is a reliable protocol for workflow management between enterprises and institutions. A design of such network is based on several factors in order to achieve defined criteria and connectivity with other networks. The network will be consisted of certain nodes responsible to inform executive persons on Occupational Health and Safety. A web database has been planned for inserting and searching documents, for answering and processing questionnaires. The submission of files to a server and the answers to questionnaires through the web help the experts to make corrections and improvements on their activities. Based on the requirements of enterprises we have constructed a web file server. We submit files in purpose users could retrieve the files which need. The access is limited to authorized users and digital watermarks authenticate and protect digital objects. The Health and Safety Management System follows ISO 18001. The implementation of it, through the web site is an aim. The all application is developed and implemented on a pilot basis for the health services sector. It is all ready installed within a hospital, supporting health and safety management among different departments of the hospital and allowing communication through WEB with other hospitals.
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