The Struggle for Sustainable Return to Work Among Injured Workers in Situations of Vulnerability: Policy, Practice and the Canadian Context [0.03%]
脆弱条件下工伤工人可持续重返工作岗位的斗争：政策、实践和加拿大背景下的问题
Stephanie Premji,Barb Neis,Ellen MacEachen et al.
Stephanie Premji et al.
Editor's Note: About a year ago the organizers of the conference entitled Workers' Health and Return-to-Work in a Changing World of Work approached NEW SOLUTIONS about doing a special issue to publish research presented at the conference. W...
Is Sitting Really the New Smoking? Health of North American Workers Exposed to Prolonged Static Standing [0.03%]
坐着真的是新的吸烟吗？北美工作者长时间静止站立的状态对健康的影响
Karen Messing,Jean-Paul Dautel
Karen Messing
In Canada and the United States, many low-paid service providers are required to work long hours in a static standing posture. Women, young people, and low-paid workers are significantly more likely to report standing without moving at work...
Exploring Canadian Public Safety Communicator Mental Health Help-Seeking Behaviors [0.03%]
探索加拿大公共安全通讯人员的心理健康求助行为
Emily Howe,Stephen Czarnuch,Rosemary Ricciardelli et al.
Emily Howe et al.
Public safety communicators are the first line of support for members of the public-facing emergency situations. Consequently, communicators are exposed to potentially psychologically traumatic events (PPTE) which are associated with an inc...
Revolutionizing Primary Healthcare in Jordan: A Software Engineering Approach to General Practitioner Integration [0.03%]
通过软件工程方法整合全科医生，革新约旦的初级卫生保健
Rana Yousef,Walaa Qutechat,Oroub Alajarmeh et al.
Rana Yousef et al.
This paper examines the pervasive issues of stress and burnout among healthcare specialists in Jordan, which are intensified by the current system allowing patients unrestricted access to specialized clinics. Our comprehensive analysis incl...
Using Dialogue to Address Jurisdictional Inequities in Access to Return to Work Resources and Identify Policy Weaknesses for Workers in Situations of Vulnerability [0.03%]
利用对话解决回归工作资源获取中的管辖权不平等问题并识别弱势群体在回归工作中遇到的政策问题
Anya Keefe,Barbara Neis,Kim Cullen et al.
Anya Keefe et al.
In Canada, occupational health and safety (OHS) and workers' compensation are primarily provincial responsibilities and there is no national institute for OHS research. Research capacity and many civil society resources to which injured wor...
Supports for Mental Well-Being Valued by Healthcare Workers: Qualitative Analysis of Data From a Canadian Cohort of Healthcare Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
healthcare workers: Qualitative analysis of data from a Canadian cohort of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic中文标题是：医疗工作者重视的精神福祉支持：加拿大医疗工作者在COVID-19大流行期间的数据定性分析
Shannon Marie Ruzycki,Anil Adisesh,Quentin Durand-Moreau et al.
Shannon Marie Ruzycki et al.
A prospective cohort of 4964 HCWs from four Canadian provinces was established early in the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants were invited to comment about workplace mental health supports at three time points. We performed a thematic content...
Injury and Return to Work Among Maritime Workers in British Columbia, Canada [0.03%]
加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省海员的职业损伤及重返工作情况研究
Barbara Neis,Robert A Macpherson,Desai Shan et al.
Barbara Neis et al.
Maritime occupations encompass seafaring, fishing, marine aquaculture, and longshore work. These non-standard occupations tend to be hazardous with high injury rates. They are associated with varying levels of seasonality, shift work, geogr...
Safe Work Saves Lives: American Public Health Association-Occupational Health and Safety Section [0.03%]
安全工作拯救生命：美国公共健康协会职业健康与安全部分
Eric Persaud,Kerri Wizner
Eric Persaud
Return to Work After Injuries: Legal Challenges for Seafarers in Canada [0.03%]
受伤后重返工作：加拿大海员面临的法律挑战
Desai Shan,Alex Medley,Barbara Neis et al.
Desai Shan et al.
Return to work (RTW) after injury requires strong stakeholder coordination. Seafaring work is associated with high injury rates, but seafarers' RTW is understudied. As federally regulated workers, Canadian seafarers are protected by the Can...
The Point of No Return? Impediments to Return to Work for Injured Migrant Agricultural Workers in Two Canadian Provinces [0.03%]
回天乏术？加拿大两个省份受伤的外来农业工人重返工作岗位的障碍
Stephanie Mayell,Janet McLaughlin,Jenna Hennebry et al.
Stephanie Mayell et al.
Migrant agricultural workers employed through Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program face serious occupational health and safety hazards, with compounded difficulties in accessing workers' compensation (WC) if they are sick or injured by...