職業的生物モニタリングにおける一貫性の確保:連携と協力のための呼びかけ
Nancy B Hopf1, Susana Viegas2, Maryam Zare Jeddi3
1Unisanté, University Center for Primary Care and Public Health & University of Lausanne, Switzerland.
Abstract:
This commentary addresses a critical and timely issue, namely the continued exclusion of certified occupational hygienists from conducting exposure assessments using the biomonitoring approach, as reflected in the recent EU-OSHA 2025 guidance. Current EU regulations frame biomonitoring within medical surveillance. This regulatory structure limits the use of biomonitoring as a preventive tool and sidelines professionals who are essential to exposure assessment and workplace safety. We are a multidisciplinary team comprising certified occupational hygienists and occupational medical doctors. We believe that the EU OSHA guidance represents a missed opportunity for collaboration. We hope this commentary will reach members of the EU regulatory bodies encouraging them to reconsider the current framing and promote a more integrated approach. By clarifying roles and fostering cooperation between occupational hygienists and physicians, we can ensure that biomonitoring fulfills its full potential in protecting worker health.
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