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Occupational accidents and alcohol
International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 1984Alcoholic intoxication is commonly considered to be an important cause of occupational accidents. Over a period of one year the alcohol concentration in the breath and/or blood was studied in 5439 patients, who, following an occupational accident, attended the emergency departments of a large Danish provincial city.
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Automobile accident occupant injuries
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians, 1976Since the invent ion of the "horseless carriage," the number and types of death and disabil i ty among the occupants of vehicles involved in automobile accidents have been significant. By 1966, the numbers had become so a la rming as to resul t in the publicat ion of Accidental Death and Disability: the Neglected Disease of Modern Society2 The impact ...
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Occupational Accidents and Injuries in Thailand
International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, 2007The Workers' Compensation Fund (WCF) represents only a limited fraction of work-related injuries in the Thai workforce. This cross-sectional study examined 258,986 records from the Thai National Injury Surveillance (NIS) system collected during 2001-2004, focusing on 17,538 injuries coded as work-related.
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Occupational Accident and Occupational Disease Insurance
2020The number of people who lost their lives as a result of occupational accidents in Turkey, as set forth by the mine tragedy in Soma in 2014, has reached scary dimensions. Given the fact that not all of the occupational accidents were reported to SSI and the uninsured employment of many workers, the numbers in the official statistics cannot be said to ...
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Occupational Accidents: Some Psychosocial Factors in the Accident Syndrome
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1965Accident prevention in industry has been actively promoted by labour and management for many years but only in recent years has the psychological and motivational aspects of accident behaviour been systematically studied. The three ‘E's’, engineering, education and enforcement, have been the bases upon which successful accident-prevention programs have
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Occupational accidents in education
European Journal for Education Law and Policy, 2002In order to gain a good understanding of the current occupational accident regulations, it is important to place their origins within a historical perspective. Prior to the enactment of the Law on Occupational Accidents in 1903, the victims of an occupational accident were faced with a heavy burden of proof.
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[Identification of occupations with greater risk of accidents and micro-accidents].
Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro, 1989Occupational accidents represent an important problem in Occupational Medicine, not fairly investigated till now; as a consequence, data on the matter are lacking. The frequency of accidents is higher in the building, metal and wood industry. As regard to mycro-accidents, information are deeply lacking, and any comparison among different occupational ...
Cavalleri A., Gobba F.
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[Drugs and occupational accident].
Versicherungsmedizin, 1996In a case of a fatal occupational accident (construction worker, fall from roof, urine test positive for cocaine and THC, e.g. cannabis) the question arised to what extent those drug-related occupational accidents occur. In the literature only few cases, mainly dealing with cannabis influence, have been reported, however, a higher number is suspected ...
H, Bratzke, C, Albers
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