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Clinician's Guide to Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
A Guide for Primary Care Providers in Massachusetts
This manual was developed to assist primary care providers understand and help prevent work-related injuries and illnesses.The materials are intended toraise awareness of common hazards in the occupational setting and their potential health effects,and to help providers refer patients to sources of support for addressing underlying causes of injury and disease. Topics included in this manual were selected by focus groups of Boston- area primary care providers,occupational health specialists,injured workers, and union leaders.These groups identified issues of particular concern to their work and constituencies.Thus,the guide is not meant to be a comprehensive resource,but rather an introduction to problems commonly seen among primary care patients,especially low-wage and immigrant workers,in eastern Massachusetts.
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