Jennifer E Enns, Nathan C Nickel, Dan Chateau, Alan Katz, Joykrishna Sarkar, Drew Lambert, Marni Brownell
A longitudinal cohort study of participation in the Boys & Girls Clubs of Winnipeg
International journal of population data science
recent times saudi arabia experienced growing industrialisation opportunities business requires human capital become one largest economies world growth brings health issues study aimed provide analytical illustration occupational injuries among workforce saudi arabia accomplish study purpose four measurements carried occurrence occupational injuries severity occupational injuries patterns occupational injuries occupational injuries relation demography injured employees retrospective study designed based secondary data occupational injuries oi obtained general organization social insurance descriptive analysis used describe occurrence outcome oi multivariate regression applied patterns oi injuries relation demography injured employees within two years riyadh province highest occurrence oi 306 construction elementary occupations highest occurrence oi 363 457 respectively injuries occurrence differed significantly months fridays significantly associated low injuries among demography injuries differed significantly relation employees age noticeable decrease death cases earlier local study less compared nations turkey south korea compared nation islamic holidays characterized heat waves associated increased oi preventive measures insufficient