| What research can do: IWH research helps prevention system shift focus from young to new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Raising awareness about caregiver supports results in savings for employer: study |
No. 97, Summer
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| Review confirms prevention system’s message about injury risks and new workers |
No. 97, Summer
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| Despite pain and fatigue, older workers with chronic conditions want to work to age 65 |
No. 97, Summer
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| Psychosocial work conditions linked with both positive and negative mental health |
No. 97, Summer
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| Construction safety association develops OHS assessment tool with IWH’s expertise |
No. 97, Summer
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| What research can do: IWH collaboration with partners led to safety culture and system audit tool |
No. 96, Spring
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| World Congress 2020, a global forum on emerging OHS issues, coming to Toronto |
No. 96, Spring
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| Workplace violence against women rising, driven by growing rates in education sector |
No. 96, Spring
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| Ontario’s working-at-heights training led to safer practices, reduced injury claims rates |
No. 96, Spring
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| Women’s work more likely than men’s to be disrupted due to caring for older relatives |
No. 96, Spring
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| Progress seen in occupational disease prevention, but data still lacking: speaker |
No. 95, Winter
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| What research can do: SAFE Work Manitoba incorporates IWH tool into safety culture framework |
No. 95, Winter
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| Supported job placements help young adults with disabilities find work: review |
No. 95, Winter
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| Boomers with and without chronic conditions have similar needs for workplace supports |
No. 95, Winter
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| Supportive supervisors help reduce risks when workers face hazards, lack protection |
No. 95, Winter
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| Seeking broad input on a pan-Canadian strategy to improve work choices for people with disabilities |
No. 95, Winter
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| What research can do: Drawing on IWH’s Seven ‘Principles’ in return-to-work policies, practices |
No. 94, Fall
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| Slight improvements seen in workplace psychosocial conditions over 10 years |
No. 94, Fall
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| Developing a new screening tool of psychosocial hazards |
No. 94, Fall
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| Calculating the costs of employers’ work-related injury prevention efforts in Ontario |
No. 94, Fall
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| IWH review outlines promising strategies to prevent prescribed opioid abuse |
No. 94, Fall
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| Emerging issues and innovative prevention approaches seen in latest IWH projects |
No. 94, Fall
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| Sex/gender analysis: Links between psychosocial work factors and stress not always as expected |
No. 93, Summer
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| Sex/gender analysis: Are risks of violence at work higher for men or women? It depends on type of violence |
No. 93, Summer
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