Background In the sanitation sector, occupational injuries among sanitary workers (SWs) are
prevalent due to hazardous working conditions and poor environmental surroundings …

Waste and sanitation workers in South-Asian countries are vulnerable to injuries and
diseases, including COVID-19. In Bangladesh, an intervention was implemented during …

Background Industrial and institutional activity, usage, and utilization of items or substances
all contribute to waste creation. Solid waste is also thought to contain non-harmful trash from …

Background Hospital cleaners face a complex and varied work environment due to several
potentially dangerous circumstances, including the risk of getting injured by sharp objects …

Purpose This study examined the level of knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) of
Jordanian dairy employees about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) characteristics and …

Background: Adherence to the proper use of protective personal equipment (PPE) in health
care facilities including public hospitals is challenging among sanitation workers (SWs) …

Objective This study was aimed to explore the prevalence and risk factors of work-related
contact dermatitis (WRCD) symptoms among cleaners working in healthcare institutions in …

Work-related injury is one of the most complex public health challenges globally. Rapid
population growth and development in Hawassa City have resulted in increased solid waste …

In the context of Pakistan's sanitation sector, this research investigates occupational health
risks encountered by sanitation workers in Sargodha district. Employing a quantitative …

Background: Satisfactory sanitation, together with decent hygiene and safe water, are
central to good health and a bedrock of social and economic growth. If we are not able to …