LM Pedersen, KJ Nielsen, P Kines - Safety science, 2012 - Elsevier

Realistic evaluation as a new way to design and evaluate occupational safety interventions.

Science interventions

Pedersen, Nielsen, Kines

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… worked or not, and under which conditions interventions are likely to be most effective. These are necessary steps to move safety science forward, and at the same time meet an increased focus on accountability of interventions. The reporting of context and mechanisms makes …

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