Individual factors associated with work accidents among workers from two professional risk insurance companies in Medellín, 2012
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Los accidentes de trabajo constituyen el mayor problema de salud para la población trabajadora. Las lesiones por accidente de trabajo causan un importante impacto a la persona, a la empresa y a la sociedad en su conjunto, como consecuencia del ausentismo laboral, la pérdida de productividad, los costos sanitarios, prestaciones económicas y los gastos de administración.
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