Determining an optimal minimum number of subjects in each occupation for a job exposure matrix (JEM) using self-reported data: a missing test

Volume: 45, Issue: 4, Pages: 421 - 422
Published: Apr 12, 2019
Abstract
I read with great interest the paper by Hanvold et al (1) about the construction and evaluation of a gender-specific job exposure matrix (JEM) of mechanical and psychosocial work exposures using a Norwegian national survey data. I have found one significant methodological issue in the paper. In addition, I would like to discuss an important knowledge gap in the literature that the paper by Hanvold et al exposes. The authors said that “…Earlier...
Paper Details
Title
Determining an optimal minimum number of subjects in each occupation for a job exposure matrix (JEM) using self-reported data: a missing test
Published Date
Apr 12, 2019
Volume
45
Issue
4
Pages
421 - 422
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