ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN WOMEN WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION WITH REGARD TO MENOPAUSE
Артериальная жесткость у женщин с артериальной гипертензией с учетом менопаузы
2024-12-12
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关键词: 区域经济, 风险导向, 风险管理, 区域工业部门 Annotation.The need to minimize risks in the functioning of the industrial sector of the region is realized through the use of means and tools of state supervision and control in the production areas of the region; the intensity of the control measures implemented in certain cases depends on whether the activity of the enterprise (IE) or industrial facilities used by the owners of the enterprise to ensure their activities belongs to one or another category of risks.The application of a risk-based approach is primarily aimed at reducing the number of industrial accidents, as well as reducing the level of occupational injuries and accidents at work.This applies to all areas of use of this approach, and the intensity of control (both the frequency of inspections and their coverage) is inversely proportional to the level of safety of a particular production site.Thus, the relevant resources are allocated rationally, and measures are taken exactly where it is necessary.
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Applying a risk-based approach is intended to reduce industrial accidents, occupational injuries, and workplace incidents.
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Control intensity is inversely related to the safety level of a production site, enabling more targeted allocation of supervisory resources.
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Risk categories assigned to enterprises and industrial facilities determine the intensity and coverage of control measures, including inspection frequency.
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The abstract addresses risk-based state supervision and control in regional industrial sectors, despite the title concerning arterial stiffness in hypertensive women and menopause.
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