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Information needs of workers

The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1998
In Britain, the law places duties on employers and suppliers to provide information to ensure health and safety of employees, so far as is reasonably practicable, and there are regulations for the appointment of employees' safety representatives which employers are required to consult.
B, Hudspith, A W, Hay
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Information Needs in Information Space

2003
Based on the results of Gregory B. Newby’s experiment [1] that an information space of an information system corresponds with the cognitive spaces of its human users, this article further explores the concept of information need. The assumption we explore here is that information needs may appear only when an individual has a partial knowledge of a ...
Giyeong Kim, Tsai-Youn Hung
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The effects of informal carers’ characteristics on their information needs: The information needs state approach

Informatics for Health and Social Care, 2016
There has been little research that provides a comprehensive account of the nature and aspects of information needs of informal carers. The authors have previously developed and validated a framework that accounts for major underlying states of information need. This paper aims to apply this framework to explore whether there are common demographic and
Basil, Alzougool   +2 more
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Aids information needed

Nursing Standard, 1988
A US study has shown that nurses want more information on all the issues surrounding HIV and AIDS infection.
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