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aberrant driving behaviour; accident involvement; taxi drivers; driver behaviour questionnaire; asbestos; domestic; environmental; health impact survey; household; Korea; neighbor; roof; slate; non-standard work; metabolic syndrome; Korean workers; socioeconomic status; sex; care workers’ intention to leave; nursing homes for the elderly; psychosocial factors; musculoskeletal complaints; impaired well-being; failure mode and effects analysis; medical failure; novel data-driven approach; data envelopment analysis; healthcare; workplace injuries; spinal trauma; record-linkage data; coffee workers; dust exposure; Ethiopia; lung function; respiratory symptoms; return-to-work; vocational rehabilitation; multidisciplinary rehabilitation; chronic pain; mental illness; sick leave; work performance; oral health; intervention study; behavioral modification; stress; stress management; human resources; executives; physiology; health; technology; business; occupational disease; socioeconomic position; incapacity for work; reserves; part-time; military; health and safety; defence; injury; sickness absence; public workers; university; psychosocial work environment; occupational health; health workers; mental health; nursing; depression; anxiety; obesity; labor market performance; job qualifications; young adults; work safety; work errors forestry; injury rate; offshore wind industry; reconciliation of offshore work and family life/partnership; coping strategies; psychosocial adaptation; qualitative analysis; correction workers; exhaustion; psychosocial and behavioral factors; Bayesian Network; Total Worker Health®; occupational health and safety; risk assessment; chemical risks; occupational exposure; pesticides; occupational risk management; olive orchards; sound localization; level-dependent hearing protectors; back-up alarm; directivity of hearing; impulse noise; earmuffs; earplugs; auditory danger signal; warning signal; safety at work; oil and gas; overexertion; sleep; shift; workload; questionnaire; agriculture; injury risk; occupational safety; road sign comprehension; slope angle; warning sign; ergonomics; forestry; postural risk assessment; RULA; REBA; wood-chipper; nurses; emotional labor; anger; needlestick injuries; sharp injury; health care workers; risk factors; knowledge; behaviors; underreporting; hospitals; Poland; work-related cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases; occupation; Poisson regression; rate ratio; aerobic fitness; body drag; fence climb; foot pursuit; job-specific; law enforcement officer; obstacle course; police; tactical; manual materials handling; electromyography (EMG); motor control; experience; electrocardiography; kinematics; audiometry; occupational; noise-induced hearing loss; hearing threshold; exposed; iron and steel; Tanzania; transformational leadership; safety behavior; job strain; self-efficacy regarding safety; moderated mediation model; burnout; construct validity; MBI; industry; work-related injuries; record linkage data; cost; rehabilitation; complications; unmet needs; unplanned readmissions; public health; health promotion; social class; health inequalities; satisfaction with care; nursing care; child; parents; organisational climate; role stress; employee’ well-being; public administration; manual cultivation; job characterization; efficiency; cardiovascular workload; work intensity; risk of musculoskeletal disorders; occupational safety and health; psychological distance; public response; response gap; law enforcement; load carriage; chase; body armor; nontuberculous mycobacteria; pneumoconiosis; waist circumference; emotional exhaustion; personal accomplishment; Mexico; physical activity; demographic factors; social factors; working age; city; population studies; temporary worker; eating behaviors; meal skipping; eating alone; global health; legislation; psychosocial hazard; public health policy; workplace violence; follow-up; video display terminal; visual fatigue; refractive disorders; gynecology; meta-analysis; obstetrics; prevalence