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A practical guide for the use of research information to improve the quality of occupational health practice : for occupational & public health professionals / editors, Jos Verbeek, Frank van Dijk.

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TextSeries: Protecting workers' health series ; no. 7.Publication details: Geneva : World Health Organization, 2006.Description: 69 pISBN:

9241594233
9789241594233

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1729-3499

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WA 400 2006PR

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