The best method for improving safety on the job for supported employees.
This article addresses the best method for improving safety on-the-job for supported employees. A survey of common causes of accidents and the opinions of individuals involved in supported employment is presented. This is followed by an evaluation of types of safety skills training that is available. Most of the training programs discussed utilized a problem solving approach.
Holzberg
Emily
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Boston University, Boston, MA, USA. edh831@hotmail.com
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