Pre-employment health assessments for food handlers: A survey of occupational physicians in the food industry

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The format of pre-employment health screens within the food industry varies considerably. The aim of this study was to produce a consensus on the content of a screen that will enable employees to handle food with minimum risk to the product and employee. A questionnaire was sent to the 63 members of the Food Industry Medical Association, of whom 45 (71%) responded. As a minimum, a questionnaire completed by the applicant is thought to be sufficient. Applicants reporting health problems need to be assessed by a health professional.

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Harker, C. (2001). Pre-employment health assessments for food handlers: A survey of occupational physicians in the food industry. Occupational Medicine, 51(5), 332–335. https://doi.org/10.1093/occmed/51.5.332

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