PubMed · 1995 · 19 citations · 0 references
Public HealthInjury PreventionPreventive MedicineOccupational HealthOccupational Injury PreventionWorkplace Injury PreventionAccident PreventionNoise-induced Injury PreventionOccupational Noise ExposureOccupational SafetyWorkplace Hazard IdentificationWorkplace SafetyOccupational Injury RiskPhysical ExposuresPhysical Working ConditionsSafe Working ConditionsUnsafe Working ConditionsWork-related Injury PreventionWork-related TraumaWorkplace Injury Risk Assessment
Using information from the U.S. government and the scientific literature, the authors identify preventive strategies for specific types of injuries and categorize features of employers and workers that are associated with low injury rates. They conclude that safe working conditions are possible and are related to the attitudes of workers and management.