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Injuries at work represent a substantial proportion of all injuries. The tremendous variety of occupations and working environments in many countries provides a challenge for the surveillance and prevention of occupational injuries. In other countries or regions, most occupational injuries occur during subsistence activities, but few are ever reported or investigated. Although the study of occupational in juries can be a somewhat complex and specialized undertaking, the general principles of surveillance of mortality and morbidity, as discussed in the introductory chapters, also apply to occupational injuries. The specific occupation, tasks and activities, working environment, equipment, and personal factors must be considered when implementing injury surveillance and prevention.
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