1. The occupational health institution of the employer or the occupational disease diagnosis institution of the employer.
The occupational health institution of the employee's unit or the occupational disease diagnosis institution of the employer refers to the occupational disease prevention and control institution established by the employer according to law, which is mainly responsible for the occupational disease prevention and control work of the enterprise, including occupational disease hazard factor evaluation, occupational health monitoring, occupational disease diagnosis and identification, and occupational disease prevention and control knowledge publicity. Laborers may apply to this institution for occupational disease diagnosis.
Generally speaking, the employer will set up an occupational health management department or an occupational health center to provide services such as occupational health monitoring, occupational disease diagnosis and prevention, and occupational health knowledge publicity. If workers feel that they may suffer from occupational diseases when working in an employer, they can consult the occupational health management department or occupational health center of the employer for help and support.
2. Local occupational disease diagnosis institutions or medical institutions.
Local occupational disease diagnosis institutions are institutions established by local health administrative departments according to law to undertake occupational disease diagnosis in their own regions. Laborers can apply for occupational disease diagnosis in local occupational disease diagnosis institutions. Generally speaking, these institutions are usually located in the medical institutions of the local health administrative departments.
Medical institutions can also diagnose occupational diseases. Laborers who have repeatedly sought medical treatment but still haven't got a specific diagnosis can consult local medical institutions and apply for occupational disease diagnosis.
3. Occupational disease diagnosis institutions in hospitals above the municipal level where the workers are located.
Under certain circumstances, hospitals at or above the local level will set up occupational disease diagnosis institutions with certain diagnostic ability and technical level.
When seeking medical treatment, workers should submit complete and detailed work history and personal information to the occupational disease diagnosis institution, and provide information such as possible occupational hazards and possible symptoms. In addition, workers can also consult the health supervision institutions of local hospitals at or above the county level and apply for occupational disease diagnosis qualifications.