Safety Belt Use and Related Health Variables in a Worksite Health Promotion Program.

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Title: Safety Belt Use and Related Health Variables in a Worksite Health Promotion Program.
Language: English
Authors: Merrill, Barbara E., Sleet, David A.
Source: Health Education Quarterly. Sum 1984 11(2):171-179.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 9
Publication Date: 1984
Document Type: Journal Articles
Reports - Research
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Health Programs, Health Services, Individual Characteristics, Inplant Programs, Occupational Safety and Health, Program Attitudes, Traffic Accidents
Abstract: Data from an employee health survey on 3,947 employees at Control Data Corporation were examined in 1982-83 to determine the relationship between safety belt use and other health habits. Comparisons between participants in the Stay Well Program (a health promotion program) and nonparticipant and control groups were analyzed. (Author/CT)
Entry Date: 1985
Accession Number: EJ311106
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:Data from an employee health survey on 3,947 employees at Control Data Corporation were examined in 1982-83 to determine the relationship between safety belt use and other health habits. Comparisons between participants in the Stay Well Program (a health promotion program) and nonparticipant and control groups were analyzed. (Author/CT)