KOMSA pushes for the establishment of a 'health management system for fishermen'

Published 2025년 12월 12일

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[Reporter Young-jin Choi, Korea Fishermen's News] The Korea Maritime and Ocean University Safety Corporation (KOMSA) is set to establish a "fishermen's health management system" next year in collaboration with related agencies, encompassing prevention, screening, treatment, and aftercare. According to KOMSA, measures such as tracking management for high-risk groups, multilingual support for foreign fishermen, and strengthening ties with local health centers and specialized medical institutions will be explored in stages. The establishment of a system that integrates health screening records and occupational disease risk factors will enable early identification of high-risk groups and prompt linkage with local health centers and specialized medical institutions. Furthermore, the method of utilizing information such as individual health cards will be improved to ensure that the health of fishermen on affiliated vessels is properly managed.

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The Korea Maritime and Port Authority (KOMSA) is set to establish a "fishermen's health management system" next year in collaboration with related agencies, covering prevention, screening, treatment, and aftercare. According to KOMSA, measures such as tracking management for high-risk groups, multilingual support for foreign fishermen, and strengthening ties with local health centers and specialized medical institutions will be explored in stages. The establishment of a system that integrates health screening history and occupational disease risk factors will enable early identification of high-risk groups and prompt linkage with local health centers and specialized medical institutions. Additionally, the method of utilizing information such as individual health cards will be improved to ensure that management does not cease even if the affiliated ship or place of residence changes. A multilingual-based customized support system, including educational materials and health ...
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