Risk management of emergency service vehicle crashes in the United States fire service: process, outputs, and recommendations

David Bui (Creator)
Keshia M. Pollack (Creator)
Stephanie C. Griffin (Creator)
Dustin D. French (Creator)
Alesia M. Jung (Creator)
Stephen Crothers (Creator)
Jefferey L Burgess (Contributor)

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Abstract Background Emergency service vehicle crashes (ESVCs) are a leading cause of death in the United States fire service. Risk management (RM) is a proactive process for identifying occupational risks and reducing hazards and unwanted events through...

Date made available	2017
Publisher	figshare

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10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3933886.v1

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Risk management of emergency service vehicle crashes in the United States fire service: Process, outputs, and recommendations
Bui, D. P., Porter, K. P., Griffin, S., French, D. D., Jung, A. M., Crothers, S. & Burgess, J. L., Nov 17 2017, In: BMC public health. 17, 1, 885.
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Risk management of emergency service vehicle crashes in the United States fire service: process, outputs, and recommendations

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Risk management of emergency service vehicle crashes in the United States fire service: Process, outputs, and recommendations

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