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          PREGNANT WORKERS: Evolution of practices, evaluation of a specialised consultation and economic assessment of the application of protection
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          PREGNANT WORKERS: Evolution of practices, evaluation of a specialised consultation and economic assessment of the application of protection
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          OProMa CPSLA
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          TRAVAILLEUSES ENCEINTES: Évolution des pratiques, évaluation d’une consultation spécialisée et évaluation économique de l’application de la protection
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        <AuthEnty affiliation="Center for Primary Care and Public Health (Unisanté), Department of occupational and environmental health, UNIL, Switzerland">Krief, Peggy</AuthEnty>
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          Maternal health
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          Pregnancy
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          Workplace accommodations and policies
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          Preventive leave
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        <![CDATA[In 2015, Unisanté's Occupational Health and Environment Department set up a specialist consultation to advise pregnant workers on the suitability of their workplace, in response to the needs of those affected by the the Maternity Protection Ordinance, OProMa (l’Ordonnance sur la protection de la maternité): informing pregnant workers of their rights and their employers of their duties, providing support in the process of adapting the workplace and recommending that the gynaecologist advise on suitability for the workplace. This consultation, a pioneering initiative in Switzerland, is carried out by an occupational physician. 
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This project will make it possible to monitor changes in the practices of the stakeholders involved, improve the quality of preventive care for the protection of maternity at work and involve companies more closely in the approach. ]]>
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