Tompa et al. (2006) have made a survey of a large number of studies of workplace-based occupational health and safety interventions. They concluded that very few economic analyses were undertaken amongst such a large number of workplace-based interventions, which shows that economic analysis is rarely regarded as a critical component of an intervention study.
Keywords
#occupational safety programs
#Economic analysis
#Cost-Benefit Analysis
#social impact
#occupational health interventions
#intervention design
#economic evaluation of interventions
#business
Bibliographic Details
Publication TypeJournal article
Publication Year2013
Journal / Conference / WorkOccupational Safety and Hygiene
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