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Published on: November 24, 2009
[Agricultural occupational accidents in the county of Ringkoebing. Local registration]
O Carstensen1, K Rasmussen, J M Lauritsen
1Herning Centralsygehus, Arbejdsmedicinsk klinik. hecolc.@ringamt.dk
Abstract:
The aim of the study was to obtain knowledge of accidents and working conditions related to farm accidents for purposes of a preventive intervention. The survey was a prospective study following a cohort of 393 farms in the county of Ringkoebing in West-Jutland, Denmark. Every farm in the study registered work activity and farmwork related incidents that required a break in work. Every farm reporting an incident was interviewed by phone. The owner himself and the part-time farmer had the highest injury rate per working hour. There was no difference between animal and field related work looking at the incidence rate per workhour, but the incidence rate whilst repairing machinery and buildings was five times higher and highly significant. The results indicate the existence of groups and areas of risk, where a preventive effort is needed. The study is followed by a randomised intervention study among 200 Danish farms.
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