[Effectiveness trial for prevention of occupational injuries in the wood processing industry].

Autor: Olivieri A; Unità Epidemiologia Sistema Informativo - DIP - Az. ULS 15 'Alta Padovana'., Bizzotto R, Zecchin F, Barizza M, Squarcina V, Bottacin G, Benacchio L, Anselmi C, Venturini C, Beccastrini S, Potì M
Jazyk: italština
Zdroj: La Medicina del lavoro [Med Lav] 2009 Jul-Aug; Vol. 100 (4), pp. 299-303.
Abstrakt: Background: Training is a key tool to improve prevention and safety management at the workplace. Few studies have aimed at assessing quality of training and its outcomes.
Objectives and Methods: This paper describes the rationale, design, content, and evaluation of an ongoing randomized controlled trial aimed at assessing the effectiveness of a training programme designed to reduce the risk of occupational injuries among employees of the wood processing industry.
Discussion and Conclusions: Well designed, targeted training programmes could represent a feasible means of reducing work injuries by improving employers' behaviour and attitudes towards safety; nevertheless, these kinds of interventions have a considerable impact both in terms of human resources and in terms of cost. For these reasons, assessment of effectiveness and knowledge-sharing should be considered as essential phases of injury prevention programmes.
Databáze: MEDLINE