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NIOSH Publication No. 2004-135:

Does It Really Work?

March 2004

 
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Title - "Does It Really Work?" Title - "Does It Really Work?" Title - "Does It Really Work?"

Page Title - Case Studies
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Here are some examples of how several different companies evaluated employee safety and health changes.

  Preventing back injuries in nursing homes
  Reducing strains in meat processing
  Stopping cuts in a grocery store chain
  Controlling chemicals in the air
 

 

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Steps for Evaluating Change
 
What Does It All Mean?

 
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