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Brian Zaidman

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American Journal of Industrial Medicine|December 5, 2009
The law and incomplete database information as confounders in epidemiologic research on occupational injuries and illnessesArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|March 3, 2004
Methodologic issues in the use of workers' compensation databases for the study of work injuries with days away from work. I. Sensitivity of case ascertainmentArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|July 13, 2010
The need for data harmonization--a response to Boden and OzonoffArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
Occupational and Environmental Medicine|September 8, 2020
Evaluation of the Minnesota Safe Patient Handling Act: trends in workers' compensation indemnity claims in nursing home workers before and after enactment of the lawChristina E Rosebush, Brian Zaidman, Katherine E Schofield, et al.
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|March 14, 2020
Occupational differences in workers' compensation indemnity claims among direct care workers in Minnesota nursing homes, 2005-2016Christina E Rosebush, Brian Zaidman, Katherine E Schofield, et al.
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|November 14, 2021
Differential effectiveness of the Minnesota Safe Patient Handling Act by health care setting: An exploratory studyChristina E Rosebush, Katherine E Schofield, Marizen Ramirez, et al.
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American Journal of Industrial Medicine|December 5, 2009
The law and incomplete database information as confounders in epidemiologic research on occupational injuries and illnessesArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|March 3, 2004
Methodologic issues in the use of workers' compensation databases for the study of work injuries with days away from work. I. Sensitivity of case ascertainmentArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|July 13, 2010
The need for data harmonization--a response to Boden and OzonoffArthur Oleinick, Brian Zaidman
Occupational and Environmental Medicine|September 8, 2020
Evaluation of the Minnesota Safe Patient Handling Act: trends in workers' compensation indemnity claims in nursing home workers before and after enactment of the lawChristina E Rosebush, Brian Zaidman, Katherine E Schofield, et al.
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|March 14, 2020
Occupational differences in workers' compensation indemnity claims among direct care workers in Minnesota nursing homes, 2005-2016Christina E Rosebush, Brian Zaidman, Katherine E Schofield, et al.
American Journal of Industrial Medicine|November 14, 2021
Differential effectiveness of the Minnesota Safe Patient Handling Act by health care setting: An exploratory studyChristina E Rosebush, Katherine E Schofield, Marizen Ramirez, et al.
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