Developing and implementing a back injury prevention program in small companies
Selby, N.C.
Occupational Medicine 7(1): 167-171
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0885-114X PMID: 1531888 Document Number: 397183
Small businesses can reduce their accident rates, lost time days, and costs associated with low back pain if they implement a holistic back injury prevention program. This article describes the steps that a small business can take in designing and implementing such a program.
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