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Engineering for Health

Engineering activities can in some circumstances have deleterious effects on health, mostly as unintended consequences of otherwise desirable activities. Hence, another form of entanglement of the activities of engineers and healthcare professionals is the increased awareness in the medical profession of the effects of engineering policy and activities on health. Thus, this chapter will secondly consider one example of such awareness, the effects of transport infrastructure and policy on health. [Pg.53]

Siebes, M. et al.. Engineering for Health A partner in the development of a knowledge-based society for the benefit of European healthcare. 2005 Available from vww.eambes.org/docs/ MBES-position-paper-final.pdf... [Pg.31]

Three ways in which this ethical nature of engineering can be accepted and expressed will be considered engineering for peace, engineering for health and engineering for development... [Pg.11]

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