Disasters are a source of serious disruption to the normal functioning of societies wherever they occur around the world. Their impact is not only environmental, but also usually human, material and economic. What then is the role of occupational health practice in addressing the impact of disasters when they occur? Ahmad and Murray [1] present a cogent discussion on this subject in this issue of Occupational Medicine. Their discussion among other things touches on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the opportunities and role occupational health practice can play in all phases of disaster management including prevention, preparation, response and recovery.
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