Rural Occupational Health

Rural Occupational Health focuses on the health and safety of individuals working in rural areas, where job types often include agriculture, forestry, and mining. It addresses unique challenges such as exposure to hazardous materials, physical strains, and limited access to healthcare services. This field aims to create safer work environments, promote health education, and provide resources to prevent work-related illnesses and injuries. By focusing on the specific needs of rural workers, it helps ensure their wellbeing and the sustainability of local economies.