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Where's The Harm In That? How We Think About Workplace Hazards Hampers The Application Of Health And Safety Law
New Zealand's Health and Safety at Work Act is meant to protect workers' mental health. Westend61/Getty Images The harms of ...
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Rethinking Workplace Mental Health: Understanding New Zealand's Legal Challenges
New Zealand's approach to workplace mental health under the Health and Safety at Work Act is under scrutiny. Researchers ...
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Using photovoice to investigate patient experiences of lupus nephritis in Canada
Objective Lupus nephritis (LN) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality, affecting up to 60% of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). The perspectives of patients with SLE have been ...
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‘No crisis in Mangaung’: Health dept responds to Bloemfontein mortuary closure
The Bloemfontein mortuary was closed due to water leaks, poor ventilation, and unaddressed post-mortem hazards.
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Vitiligo, Beyond White Patches
A review highlighting the need to improve vitiligo care through understanding the role of the JAK-STAT pathway, early diagnosis ...
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The Malaysian Breast Cancer Survivorship Cohort (MyBCC): a study protocol
Factors measured are demographic and socioeconomic factors, lifestyle factors (eg, dietary intake, physical activity), anthropometry measurements (eg, height, weight, waist, hip circumference, body ...
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Where’s the harm in that? How we think about workplace hazards hampers the application of health and safety law
The inclusion of mental health in New Zealand’s Health and Safety at Work Act (HSWA) is meant to protect workers from the risk of harm arising from exposure to workplace psychosocial hazards.
Take stock of your workplace with psychosocial risk assessments
Dr Dougal Sutherland is recommending you take stock and see how the events of the year have impacted your employees.
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The Healthy Work Campaign and Colleagues Publish a Letter Advocating for NIOSH and OSHA to Develop a National Regulation to Limit Work Stress
"NIOSH and other government agencies should also acknowledge that work-related psychosocial hazards can and are being reduced through labor-management bargaining and joint committees," says Dr ...