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Hourly trends in workers' compensation claims

FADI A. FATHALLAH
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GEORGE E. BROGMUS
Pages 196-207 | Published online: 06 Dec 2010

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Simon Folkard. (2008) Shift Work, Safety, and Aging. Chronobiology International 25:2-3, pages 183-198.
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G.E. Brogmus. (2007) Day of the week lost time occupational injury trends in the US by gender and industry and their implications for work scheduling. Ergonomics 50:3, pages 446-474.
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Simon Folkard, David A. Lombardi & Mick B. Spencer. (2006) Estimating the Circadian Rhythm in the Risk of Occupational Injuries and Accidents. Chronobiology International 23:6, pages 1181-1192.
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Liu Yang, Adam Branscum, Ellen Smit, David Dreher, Karen Howard & Laurel Kincl. (2020) Work‐related injuries and illnesses and their association with hour of work: Analysis of the Oregon construction industry in the US using workers’ compensation accepted disabling claims, 2007‐2013. Journal of Occupational Health 62:1.
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Ann Williamson, David A. Lombardi, Simon Folkard, Jane Stutts, Theodore K. Courtney & Jennie L. Connor. (2011) The link between fatigue and safety. Accident Analysis & Prevention 43:2, pages 498-515.
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Diane B. Boivin, Geneviève M. Tremblay & Francine O. James. (2007) Working on atypical schedules. Sleep Medicine 8:6, pages 578-589.
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George E. Brogmus. (2016) The Impact of Work Scheduling on Injury Risk. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting 50:13, pages 1375-1379.
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Diane B. Boivin. 2005. Neuroendocrine Correlates of Sleep/Wakefulness. Neuroendocrine Correlates of Sleep/Wakefulness 325 353 .
Diane Boivin, Francine James & Anny Casademont. (2005) L’exposition contrôlée à la lumière et à l’obscurité ajuste le rythme du cortisol salivaire chez les travailleurs de nuitControlled exposure to light and darkness realigns the salivary cortisol rhythm in night shift workersControlar la exposición a la luz y la oscuridad ajusta el ritmo del cortisol salival con los trabajadores nocturnos. Perspectives interdisciplinaires sur le travail et la santé:7-2.
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Diane B. BOIVIN & Francine O. JAMES. (2005) Light Treatment and Circadian Adaptation to Shift Work. Industrial Health 43:1, pages 34-48.
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David A. Lombardi, Gary S. Sorock, Russ Hauser, Philip C. Nasca, Ellen A. Eisen, Robert F. Herrick & Murray A. Mittleman. (2003) Temporal Factors and the Prevalence of Transient Exposures at the Time of an Occupational Traumatic Hand Injury. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine 45:8, pages 832-840.
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Diane B. BoivinFrancine O. James. (2016) Circadian Adaptation to Night-Shift Work by Judicious Light and Darkness Exposure. Journal of Biological Rhythms 17:6, pages 556-567.
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