session 6 10 - shaw natalie - keynote presentation
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The Norwegian Sea Health Conference 2014, Bergen, 27-28th August 2014TRANSCRIPT
Ship Safety and the Medical Examination of Seafarers
Natalie Shaw
Director Of Employment Affairs
International Chamber of Shipping
Day 1 - Wednesday 27th
August 2014 1020-1100 Why is maritime health an international issue? Should medical examinations remain a national responsibility?
Tim Carter, UK
1130-1150 Medical selection - history, general principles & need for further development. Alf Magne Horneland,
1150-1210 consequences of low quality medical examinations Natalie Shaw
1210-1230 Why has aviation medicine been so successful in establishing an international system compared to maritime medicine? Anthony S. Wagstaff,
1350-1410 The Philippine system of medical examination of seafarers Cynthia Rosuman,
1410-1430 Given the revised ILO/IMO Guidelines on medical examination of seafarers: Will more nations approve their own doctors, or will we get international recognition of medical examiners?
1500-1520 Defining the level of competence for approved doctors - can we reach international consensus? Mutual recognition of approved doctors. Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, UK. Caroline Livingstone,
1520-1540 Development of a common training module for medical examiners Alf Magne Horneland,
1630-1700 Is an international consensus for medical examination of seafarers possible? presenters.
Day 2 - Thursday 28th
August 2014 0930-0950 Development of quality assurance for clinical decisions by the UK MCA Tim Carter,
0950-1010 National systems of quality assurance in medical services Tom Mutsaerts,
1010-1030 Quality assurance of medical examiners - an approach tailored to maritime medicine: IMHA QUALITY Sally Bell,
1100-1120 Do medical examinations fit into the general seafarer health risk management structure? Henrik Hansen,
1120-1140 Are international standards sufficient for the medical examination of seafarers, or do we need additional standards of insurers, ship-owners or manning agencies? David Dungan
1140-1200 Are the STCW standards sufficient Milhar Fuazadeen
1300-1320 The risk of discrimination of seafarers human rights. The perspective of the seafarers. Asif Altaf,
1320-1340 Ship safety and seafarers individual rights - how do shipowners deal with the possible conflicts? Hege Ajer Petterson,
1340-1400 How to avoid unnecessary repatriation without discriminating seafarers? The medical perspective. Sue Stannard
1430-1515 Panel discussion: The role of medical examinations of seafarers in tafe operations of ships. Today's presenters.
1515-1545 The way forward Alf Magne Horneland
So what makes a great workplace Goffee & Jones 2014
• Real recognition
• A sense of purpose
• Empowerment & autonomy
• Fairness
• Health and Happiness
• A dash of danger
Cause and effect
Seafarer
Shipowner
Master
Crew
PEME Process
PEME comparison
Philippines UK
UKP&I Club DOH (new) DOH (<40) DOH (>40) ENG1 Notes / Illness screened
Physical Exam Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Physical appearance
Dental Examination Yes Yes Yes Yes * Physical Exam only
Ishihara Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Colour blindness
Urinalysis Yes Yes Yes Yes No ** Protein/sugars
Fecalysis Yes Yes Yes Yes No Stool analysis parasites
CBC/Blood type Yes Yes Yes Yes No Blood count / type
Audiometry Yes Yes Yes Yes * Physical Exam only
VDRL Yes Yes Yes Yes No Sexual health
DAAT - 5 Yes No No No No * Drug & Alcohol presence
ECG Yes Yes No Yes No Heart function
PFT Yes No No No No * Lung Function
Blood Chemistry Yes No No No No Major organ function
Food handler Yes No No No No Stool culture / Parasites
HIV Yes Yes Yes Yes No AIDS/HIV
CXR Yes Yes Yes Yes No * Chest X-ray / TB
Hep A/B/C Yes Hep B Hep B Hep B No Hepatitis A B or C
FBS Yes No No Yes No ** Diabetes
Cholesterol/Triglycerides Yes No No Yes No High Cholesterol
SGPT Yes No No No No Liver / Kidney Function
SGOT Yes No No No No Liver / Kidney Function
Bilirubin Yes No No No No Kidney disease
Alkaline Phosphatase Yes No No No No Liver disease
BUN Yes No No Yes No Liver / Kidney Function
Creatinine Yes No No Yes No Kidney disease
* Additional item for testing or further referall if clinically indicated
** Urine test for albumin, glucose and blood only performed
Let’s stop burying our heads!