1997
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1097-0274(199705)31:5<619::aid-ajim17>3.0.co;2-1
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The safe teen work project: A study to reduce cutting injuries among young and inexperienced workers

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“…Of most potential concern to this review would be unreported (non-significant, small) behavioral outcomes, since we had concluded the body of behavioral evidence was strong. There were three studies (32,55,58) that measured health outcomes, indicating that they had an adequate timeline in which to measure behaviors yet did not report them. However, only one of the studies (55) made it to the final evidence synthesis stage (table 2), but its non-academic style of reporting and research setting (food retail) render it likely that behaviors were actually not measured.…”
Section: Examination Of Selective Reporting Of Outcomesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of most potential concern to this review would be unreported (non-significant, small) behavioral outcomes, since we had concluded the body of behavioral evidence was strong. There were three studies (32,55,58) that measured health outcomes, indicating that they had an adequate timeline in which to measure behaviors yet did not report them. However, only one of the studies (55) made it to the final evidence synthesis stage (table 2), but its non-academic style of reporting and research setting (food retail) render it likely that behaviors were actually not measured.…”
Section: Examination Of Selective Reporting Of Outcomesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our extensive search of the published literature from 1980-1999 revealed only one evaluated intervention study addressing the prevention of injuries among teenaged workers (6). Despite ?…”
Section: Interventions To Prevent Young-worker Injurymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, no studies have been published that demonstrate the effects of modifications in management practices and supervision on teenaged-worker safety. However, a Connecticut study documenting that the combination of a new case cutter and associated safety training reduced injuries from cuts in grocery stores is good evidence that training, coupled with environmental changes, can improve safety (6).…”
Section: Employersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ils ont conclu que tous les niveaux de participation dans les cours de sécurité menaient à une diminution des blessures, mais que les programmes d'étude deman dant une participation plus importante entraînaient les diminutions les plus signi ficatives 14 . Une autre étude expérimentale a évalué le rôle de l'éducation dans la dimi nution des coupures après que les travail leurs eurent reçu un outil de coupe supérieur sur le plan ergonomique 15 . Les demandes d'indemnisation des travailleurs ont été examinées pendant un an après l'adoption du nouvel outil.…”
Section: éDucationunclassified
“…Les lieux de tra vail ayant reçu à la fois l'outil et une for mation ont connu une diminution des réclamations plus forte (−3,5 blessures par 100 000 heurespersonnes) que les lieux ayant reçu seulement une formation (−1,5) et que le groupe de contrôle (−1,6). Les chercheurs ont conclu que la formation sur l'utilisation correcte du nouvel outil était un facteur déterminant dans la réduction du nombre de blessures 15 . Ces deux études ont montré que le nombre de blessures pouvait diminuer grâce à la formation, mais elles n'ont pas expliqué en détail comment la formation influence les bles sures et pourquoi.…”
Section: éDucationunclassified