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Global prevalence of occupational injuries among sanitation workers: a systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Tolera ST, Gobena T, Assefa N, Geremew A.   +3 more
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Occupational injuries in orthopedic and trauma surgeons in Austria. [PDF]

Arch Orthop Trauma Surg
Clar C, Koutp A, Leithner A, Leitner L, Puchwein P, Vielgut I, Sadoghi P.   +6 more
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Occupational injuries to dental personnel

Journal of Dentistry, 1990
Occupational injuries to dental hospital personnel over 9 years (1980-1988 inclusive) were studied. Some 300 accidents were reported. Over one-half were sharps injuries. Over one-quarter were falls or collisions. Eye injuries accounted for some 10 per cent of incidents, burns and scalds the remainder.
Stephen Porter
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Occupational Injuries

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1998
Abstract Injuries at work represent a substantial proportion of all injuries. The tremendous variety of occupations and working environments in many countries provides a challenge for the surveillance and prevention of occupational injuries. In other countries or regions, most occupational injuries occur during subsistence activities,
Jess F. Kraus, Amy S. Lightstone, David L. McArthur   +2 more
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Occupational injuries in Tehran

Injury, 2005
As the first step in evaluation of the magnitude of the occupational injuries (OIs) in our community, we focused on hospital records of more than 8400 hospitalized trauma patients in six large university hospitals during 13 months of data gathering process. Fourteen percent of 8426 trauma patients had OIs (1180 cases) and 95% of them were male.
Bahman Sayyar, Roudsari, Mohammad, Ghodsi   +1 more
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Trends in occupational injuries and fatality in Turkey

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 2016
Introduction. The aim of this study was to evaluate the trend of occupational injuries in Turkey using epidemiologic criteria such as incidence mortality and fatality/all injuries recorded - rates. Materials and methods.
Kayıhan Pala, Alpaslan Türkkan
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Occupational Injuries in Ghana

International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, 2005
Household interviews were used to survey 21,105 persons living in 431 urban and rural sites in Ghana, to determine the nature and extent of their occupational injuries. Annual occupational injury rates were 11.5 injuries/1000 persons in the urban areas and 44.9/1000 in the rural areas.
Charles, Mock, Samuel, Adjei, Frederick, Acheampong, Lisa, Deroo, Kate, Simpson   +4 more
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Causation in occupational injury

Internal Medicine Journal, 2009
AbstractAssessment for compensation of occupational injury forms is commonplace for occupational medicine specialists and less frequently for other health‐care providers. There is no specific training to understand the legal system that forms the basis of any compensation system.
J, Kennelly, D, Gorman
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