Evaluation on five years of implementing the silicosis prevention project in Vietnam ( )

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Evaluation on five years of implementing the silicosis prevention project in Vietnam (1999-2003) Nguyen Thi Hong Tu MD, PHD Department of Preventive Medicine & HIV/AIDS Control Ministry of Health, Vietnam

Introduction Silicosis: common occupational disease in most countries in the world. WHO: prevalence among exposed-workers exposed in developing countries 21% to 54.6% Thailand: stone crushers- 21% S. Korea: coal miners- 9.3% India: stone exploiting and processing workers- 35.2% April 1995, ILO&WHO promoted a policy on global elimination of silicosis

Introduction Vietnam First cases found in 1970s to 2003 >19,500 diagnosed cases with compensation; ~75.7% of all compensated occup. diseases

Objectives during 1999-2003 1. To establish an inter-mechanism of silicosis prevention between branches and organizations representing for employers and employees. 2. To identify silicosis cases, it s prevalence and incidence in different branches of industries 3. To provide techniques application and measures for silicosis prevention. 4. To train and re-train personnel responsible for occupational health on silicosis prevention.

Population and Places Project has conducted a survey at 615 workplaces at high risk for silicosis in 45 provinces included 138,974 workers

Distribution of silicosis since 1976 : Period No. of examined workers Silicosis diagnosed cases Prevalent rate No. of compensated cases % of compensated cases/prevalent cases 1976-1995 7057 7057 7057 1996-2000 58.474 6996 11.96% 4914 73.4% 2001-2003 57.621 6536 11.34% 2683 41.1% Total 123152 20589 14654

Distribution of exposed-workers by industry : 40.0% 38.65% 35.0% 30.26% 30.0% 25.0% 20.0% 15.78% 15.0% 9.59% 10.0% 5.0% 3.69% 4.33% 0.0% Coal mining, quarrying Production of Construction material Foundry, metallurgy, mechanic Transportation, ship building Ceramic, porcelain Others Source: Provincial Centers of Preventive Medicine

Distribution of the duration of exposed-workers : Duration exposure : < 10 yrs of Male 33607 Female 7153 Total 40760 % 59.9% 11-20 yrs 14050 5172 19222 28.2% 21-30 yrs 5699 2153 7852 11.5% >30 yrs 206 31 237 0.35%

Results 1. Set-up an intersectional coordination mechanism: The Steering Committee and Task Force group established to steer committee, to transfer knowledge and to improve the work environment. Ministries of Transport, Defense and Industry set up their own programs named The National Action Plan for Silicosis Prevention. Other industries/branches such as Construction, Coal Mining, the Vietnam Chamber for Commerce and Industry and Vietnam Cooperative Alliance not following the guideline on establishment of steering committee. Pilot model activities for silicosis prevention implemented in major provinces/cities: Thai Nguyen, Quang Ninh, Ha Noi, Nghe An, Thua Thien-Hue, Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, Ho Chi Minh city, and Ba Ria-Vung Tau.

Environmental monitoring at workplaces Content 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Total 1 Nation-wide report 1.1 No. of worksites 2,117 2,030 2,400 2,606 2,277 11,430 1.2 Total number of samples 124,248 160,558 172,876 188,709 148,675 795,066 1.3 No. of dust samples 7,971 9,469 15,847 15,703 14,147 63,137 1.4 % of dust samples exceeded TLV 20.4% 25.5% 24.7% 20.7% 23.9% 23.1% 2 Result of project s implementation 2.1 No. of workplaces 5 6 44 35 28 118 2.2 Total number of samples 695 484 1,522 762 712 4,175 2.3 No. of dust samples 189 196 518 197 209 1.309 2.4 % of dust samples exceeded TLV 72.6% 78.6% 66.8% 55.3% 78.9% 69.61%

Results of medical surveillance on silicosis in period 1999-2003 Content 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Total 5 years 1 Nation-wide report 1.1 No. of examined workers 9540 9643 9129 24694 23708 76714 1..2 No. of silicosis diagnose cases 1932 2058 2332 2432 1772 10526 1..3 Rate of Silicosis diagnoses cases /examined workers 20.2% 21.3% 25.5% 9.8% 7.4% 13.7% 1.4 No. of cases confirmed by Med. Expertise Committee 970 736 717 1177 789 4389 1.5 Rate of confirmed cases /diagnose silicosis cases 50.2 35.7 30.7 48.4 44.5 41.7% 2 Result of project s implementation 2.1 Lung function abnormality 9,2% 8.4% 19,4% 25.3% 21.3% 19.6% 2.2 Numbers of silicosis cases 113 62 340 191 301 1007 2.3 Rate of Silicosis case/x-ray workers 19.3% 8.3% 8.4% 8..2% 15.6% 10.5%

Prevalence and Incidence Prevalence: 16.75% in the shipyard building industry 13.74% in foundry and mechanical industry 8.9% among coal mining workers 6.96% in construction materials production and stone operating industries Incidence: 6.55% in workers of Mechanical Factory Z127 4.89% new silicosis cases found in shipyard building industry 0.6% in cement factories

Technical Support The National Institute for Labor Protection in collaboration with the National Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health were conducted a study on solutions to dust prevention and establishment of criteria for personal protective equipments. Silica polluted-work environment improved by different measures and communication activity

Training, education and research Training courses in 1999-2003 Year Health staff No. of courses No. of trainees No. of courses Managers No. of trainees No. of courses Workers No. of trainees 1999-2003 28 930 26 1160 16 1200 Requirement by 2005 40 1.200 100 5.000 700 35.000 Respond rate by 2003 77.5% 23.2% 3.43%

Training, education and research (cont.) Research at governmental or ministry level on health situation and silicosis progress among workers in Hanoi (23.4%) and Quang Ninh (10.8%). Average of duration of switching to a higher profusion category was approximately 6.3 years. The difficulty for most enterprises is to rearrange workplaces for silicosis-diagnosed workers. Studies on setting criteria for personal protective equipment were also established. Studies on occupational diseases and work-related accidents have been carried out in 7 industrial provinces: The time needed for a silicosis case to complete all the paperwork for compensation estimated 1 year The quickest at least 6 months, whereas the longest nearly 2 years

Conclusion 1. Advantages The project basically achieved the specific aims set up by the year 2005. Activities on silicosis prevention by each branch, province as well as inter-branches/provinces were well carried out and well recognized by international organizations. For 5 years, 4.389 workers were received the compensation for contracting silicosis. Perception of employees via dissemination activities on environmental safety and health was improved. Ability of personnel on medical surveillance, training and dissemination was improved significantly.

Conclusion (cont.) 2. Existing issues need to be solved Dust is still at high levels and workplaces failed to achieve the new technology that is used to control dust levels. Activities on dissemination and training for enterprises and their employees are limited. Shortcomings due to policies and law enforcement have not been resolved because of the poor cooperation between branches. Competence of health staffs is still limited. In addition, lack of equipment using for environmental evaluation and diagnosis of disease is a matter. Budget for implementation of the project is limited.