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Incorporating psychosocial issues into our conceptual models of OHS.

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The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New Zealand
Continued by: Journal of health, safety and environment: 2004, 20, n. 4 - August

Year:

2004

Type:

Journal Article

Subject:

Mental illness

Abstract:

This article specifically examines psychosocial risks in OHS, and concentrates on mental health outcomes rather than physical health outcomes as this component of OHS seems less keenly developed in conceptual models of OHS.

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