Benchmarking working conditions for health and safety in the frontline healthcare industry: Perspectives from Australia and Malaysia
Aim: To present benchmarks for working conditions in healthcare industries as an initial effort into international surveillance. Background: The healthcare industry is fundamental to sustaining the health of Australians, yet it is under immense pressure. Budgets are limited, demands are increasing a...
Main Authors: | McLinton, Sarven Savia, Loh, May Young, Dollard, Maureen Frances, Tuckey, Michelle M.R., Idris, Mohd Awang, Morton, Sharon |
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Format: | Article |
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Wiley
2018
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