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Risk of Accidents and Occupational Diseases among the Finnish Defence Forces
Abstract
Military activities are often considered more dangerous than civilian work, especially in crisis situations, but peacetime or even peacekeeping conditions have seldom been analyzed in this respect. According to the compensation statistics of the Finnish State Treasury, in 2001, 80% of injuries among military personnel were caused by accidents at work, 15% occurred during commuting to and from work, and 5% were attributable to occupational...
Paper Details
Title
Risk of Accidents and Occupational Diseases among the Finnish Defence Forces
Published Date
Sep 1, 2005
Journal
Volume
170
Issue
9
Pages
756 - 759
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