The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century
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Resumo: | The pattern of health risk perception among Portuguese mineworkers changed during the twentieth century, as did forms of state intervention and risk management. Up to the mid-20th century, mining accidents, risks and the need for sickness assistance promoted diferent healthcare models. Mining companies ooered medical and pharmaceutical assistance, and, during the First Republic, the state introduced compulsory social insurance and other labour legislation. The health assistance ofered by trade unions was integrated into the general health system during New State(1934–74). From the 1950s on, the legal struggle for recognition of silicosis as a debilitating occupational disease made mine owners accountable. This paper traces this historical experience, the signincant path leading to the institutionalization of occupational medicine, health systems and social support in Portugal. Health Insurance; Government Policy, Public Health; Nonwage Labor Costs JEL codes: I13, I14, J32 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: EL MINERAL SE HA IDO, PERO LA SILICOSIS PERMANECE: SALUD MINERA Y PERCEPCIÓN DE RIESGO EN PORTUGAL EN LA PRIMERA MITAD DEL SIGLO XX El patrón de percepción del riesgo para la salud entre los mineros portugueses cambió durante el siglo XX, al igual que las formas de intervención estatal y gestión del riesgo. Hasta mediados del siglo XX, los accidentes mineros, los riesgos y la necesidad de asistencia por enfermedad impulsaron diferentes modelos de salud. Las empresas mineras ofrecieron asistencia médica y farmacéutica y, durante la Primera República, el estado introdujo el Seguro Social Obligatorio y otras leyes laborales. La asistencia sanitaria ofrecida por los sindicatos se integró en el sistema general de salud durante el Estado Novo(1934-1974). De la década de 1950, la lucha legal por el reconocimiento de la silicosis como una enfermedad ocupacional debilitante hizo que los propietarios de las minas fueran responsables. Este artículo traza esta experiencia histórica, el camino signincativo que conduce a la institucionalización de la medicina del trabajo, los sistemas de salud y el apoyo social en Portugal |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th CenturySaúde e Trabalho (História - Portugal, s. XIX-XX))Doenças profissionais (História - Portugal)Indústria mineira (saúde e assistência)Modelos de assistência (Portugal)Segurança Social (Indústria mineira)The pattern of health risk perception among Portuguese mineworkers changed during the twentieth century, as did forms of state intervention and risk management. Up to the mid-20th century, mining accidents, risks and the need for sickness assistance promoted diferent healthcare models. Mining companies ooered medical and pharmaceutical assistance, and, during the First Republic, the state introduced compulsory social insurance and other labour legislation. The health assistance ofered by trade unions was integrated into the general health system during New State(1934–74). From the 1950s on, the legal struggle for recognition of silicosis as a debilitating occupational disease made mine owners accountable. This paper traces this historical experience, the signincant path leading to the institutionalization of occupational medicine, health systems and social support in Portugal. Health Insurance; Government Policy, Public Health; Nonwage Labor Costs JEL codes: I13, I14, J32 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: EL MINERAL SE HA IDO, PERO LA SILICOSIS PERMANECE: SALUD MINERA Y PERCEPCIÓN DE RIESGO EN PORTUGAL EN LA PRIMERA MITAD DEL SIGLO XX El patrón de percepción del riesgo para la salud entre los mineros portugueses cambió durante el siglo XX, al igual que las formas de intervención estatal y gestión del riesgo. Hasta mediados del siglo XX, los accidentes mineros, los riesgos y la necesidad de asistencia por enfermedad impulsaron diferentes modelos de salud. Las empresas mineras ofrecieron asistencia médica y farmacéutica y, durante la Primera República, el estado introdujo el Seguro Social Obligatorio y otras leyes laborales. La asistencia sanitaria ofrecida por los sindicatos se integró en el sistema general de salud durante el Estado Novo(1934-1974). De la década de 1950, la lucha legal por el reconocimiento de la silicosis como una enfermedad ocupacional debilitante hizo que los propietarios de las minas fueran responsables. Este artículo traza esta experiencia histórica, el camino signincativo que conduce a la institucionalización de la medicina del trabajo, los sistemas de salud y el apoyo social en Portugal2023-01-09T11:48:15Z2023-01-092022-12-31T00:00:00Zinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10174/33272http://hdl.handle.net/10174/33272https://doi.org/10.6018/areasporGuimarães, Paulo E. (2022). “The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century”. AREAS, Revista Internacional de Ciencias Sociales, 43/2022.https://revistas.um.es/areas/issue/view/20551peg@uevora.pt733Guimarães, Paulo Eduardoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2024-01-03T19:34:53Zoai:dspace.uevora.pt:10174/33272Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-20T01:22:07.776367Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century Guimarães, Paulo Eduardo Saúde e Trabalho (História - Portugal, s. XIX-XX)) Doenças profissionais (História - Portugal) Indústria mineira (saúde e assistência) Modelos de assistência (Portugal) Segurança Social (Indústria mineira) |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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The Ore is Gone, but the Silicosis Remains: Mining Health and Risk Perception in Portugal in first half of the 20th Century |
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Guimarães, Paulo Eduardo |
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Guimarães, Paulo Eduardo |
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Saúde e Trabalho (História - Portugal, s. XIX-XX)) Doenças profissionais (História - Portugal) Indústria mineira (saúde e assistência) Modelos de assistência (Portugal) Segurança Social (Indústria mineira) |
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Saúde e Trabalho (História - Portugal, s. XIX-XX)) Doenças profissionais (História - Portugal) Indústria mineira (saúde e assistência) Modelos de assistência (Portugal) Segurança Social (Indústria mineira) |
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The pattern of health risk perception among Portuguese mineworkers changed during the twentieth century, as did forms of state intervention and risk management. Up to the mid-20th century, mining accidents, risks and the need for sickness assistance promoted diferent healthcare models. Mining companies ooered medical and pharmaceutical assistance, and, during the First Republic, the state introduced compulsory social insurance and other labour legislation. The health assistance ofered by trade unions was integrated into the general health system during New State(1934–74). From the 1950s on, the legal struggle for recognition of silicosis as a debilitating occupational disease made mine owners accountable. This paper traces this historical experience, the signincant path leading to the institutionalization of occupational medicine, health systems and social support in Portugal. Health Insurance; Government Policy, Public Health; Nonwage Labor Costs JEL codes: I13, I14, J32 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: EL MINERAL SE HA IDO, PERO LA SILICOSIS PERMANECE: SALUD MINERA Y PERCEPCIÓN DE RIESGO EN PORTUGAL EN LA PRIMERA MITAD DEL SIGLO XX El patrón de percepción del riesgo para la salud entre los mineros portugueses cambió durante el siglo XX, al igual que las formas de intervención estatal y gestión del riesgo. Hasta mediados del siglo XX, los accidentes mineros, los riesgos y la necesidad de asistencia por enfermedad impulsaron diferentes modelos de salud. Las empresas mineras ofrecieron asistencia médica y farmacéutica y, durante la Primera República, el estado introdujo el Seguro Social Obligatorio y otras leyes laborales. La asistencia sanitaria ofrecida por los sindicatos se integró en el sistema general de salud durante el Estado Novo(1934-1974). De la década de 1950, la lucha legal por el reconocimiento de la silicosis como una enfermedad ocupacional debilitante hizo que los propietarios de las minas fueran responsables. Este artículo traza esta experiencia histórica, el camino signincativo que conduce a la institucionalización de la medicina del trabajo, los sistemas de salud y el apoyo social en Portugal |
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