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Queensland statistics : in 2009-10 psychological and psychiatric injuries increased by 7.5%, deafness-related rose by 24%, asbestosis by 12.6% and muscloskeletal by 2.4%.

Call no.:

JNL OCC

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Occupational health news: 2010, n. 905

Year:

2010

Type:

Journal Article

Subject:

Statistics ; Queensland ; Psychosocial hazards ; Psychiatric disorders

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