Translation of "Maladies professionnelles des pharmaciens " (French → English) :

pharmacist's diseases

insurance against occupational diseases

industrial disease | occupational disease | occupational illness

Worker's Report of Accident or Industrial Disease

Occupational lung disease

Occupational disorder

occupational disease [ asbestosis | industrial disease | pneumoconiosis ]

Report of the National Joint Council Special Committee on Benefits for Work-Related Illness or Injury in the Public Service [ Report of the NSC Special Committee on Benefits for Work-Related Illness or Injury in the Public Service ]

Occupational Disease Panel [ ODP | Industrial Disease Standards Panel ]

Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed healthcare provider

2. Where the institution of the last Member State under the legislation of which the person concerned pursued an activity likely to cause the occupational disease in question establishes that the person concerned or his survivors do not meet the requirements of that legislation, inter alia, because the person concerned had never pursued in that Member State an activity which caused the occupational disease or because that Member State does not recognise the occupational nature of the disease, that institution shall forward without delay the declaration or notification and all accompanying certificates, including the findings and reports ...[+++]of medical examinations performed by the first institution to the institution of the previous Member State under the legislation of which the person concerned pursued an activity likely to cause the occupational disease in question.

Where an accident at work or occupational disease is established, sickness benefits in kind provided to the person concerned shall be considered as accident at work or occupational disease benefits from the date on which the accident at work occurred or the occupational disease was first medically diagnosed.

1. If an accident at work occurs or an occupational disease is diagnosed for the first time in a Member State other than the competent Member State, the declaration or notification of the accident at work or the occupational disease, where the declaration or notification exists under national legislation, shall be carried out in accordance with the legislation of the competent Member State, without prejudice, where appropriate, to any other applicable legal provisions in force in the Member State in which the accident at work occurred or in which the first medical diagnosis of the occupational disease was ...[+++]made, which remain applicable in such cases.

That derogation may not be applied in respect of pharmacists whose formal qualifications have already been recognised by the competent authorities of the host Member State for other purposes and who have been effectively and lawfully engaged in the professional activities of a pharmacist for at least three consecutive years in that Member State’.