The purpose of this study is to take stock of the extant research on occupational health and
safety (OHS) with the aim of identifying gaps and mapping out a future research agenda for …

Background Errors and preventable harm to patients remain regrettably common and
expensive in healthcare. Improvement requires transforming the culture of the healthcare …

The application of occupational health and safety management systems (OHSMSs) in recent
decades has led to the successful control of workplace injuries in high-income countries …

Safety has always been a persistent problem in the construction industry, particularly for
tunnel construction projects due to the inherent uncertainty in geotechnical conditions and …

In South Korea, industrial accidents continue to increase in frequency, with construction
accidents accounting for more than a third of all industrial accidents. Specifically, by …

Culture is a complex concept and this paper is devoted to improving the safety culture in
safe-critical organizations. The culture of any organization in the international nuclear …

With annual cost in excess of $150 billion from workplace related illnesses and injuries, any
knowledge that can reduce this burden contributes to the overall welfare of the work force …

The aim of this study was also to explore the interconnected frameworks of the systems
thinking approach between the micro-, meso-and macro-levels within occupational safety …

The fishing industry is plagued by a long history of fatality and injury occurrence.
Commercial fishing is hence recognized as the most dangerous and difficult of professional …

There is little empirical evidence on the predictive value of safety culture assessments
(SCAs) in relation to how accident‐prone an organisation might be. Recently, Antonsen not …