Fraternidad-Muprespa conference on occupational diseases
Fraternidad-Muprespa, Mutual Collaborator with Social Security No. 275, has held an online information day on “ Occupational diseases and their treatment in Fraternidad-Muprespa” addressed to its mutual members and to the consultancies managed by the companies associated with the mutual company.
More than three hundred labor advisors and legal professionals from Galicia and Castilla y León have virtually attended this event to learn in detail about the applicable regulations and the management procedure.
Jacobo Baro, Territorial director of the Northwest zone welcomed the attendees and thanked them for their participation, highlighting the importance of this type of conference due to its scope and the interest aroused by the topic discussed among the advisory group in just a short half hour.
Francisco Barroso, territorial coordinator of Economic Benefits of the Northwest zone has explained the regulations that regulate occupational disease, emphasizing articles 157, 169 and 176 of the General Law of Social Security on the concept and peculiarities different from the work accident, to later comment on Royal Decree 1299/2006 and TAS Order 01/2007 that modernized the telematic transmission of the report model.occupational disease and updated the table of the occupational diseases. Likewise, it has exposed the economic benefits that come with a occupational disease, both in the period of temporary disability and in the event of ending up with some type of sequelae after treatment.
For its part, the Dr. Lourdes Pardo, territorial assistance coordinator of the Northwest zone has highlighted the difficulty that often entails managing a occupational disease, which requires both clinical and technical knowledge, emphasizing the importance of a good clinical assessment of the worker along with the assessment of the job, the tasks performed by the worker.worker and exposure to certain activities or agents. He has also commented on the importance of managing the help guides published by the National Social Security Institute, and has briefly explained the table of occupational diseases developed more than 15 years ago, and in which only 2 modifications have been made.
On March 24, a new Fratertalk day will be held on the occupational diseases, continuation of this webinar. This time from the perspective of occupational risk prevention.
