Tamzin Furtado, Martin Whiting, Imogen Schofield, Rebecca Jackson, John S.P. Tulloch
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Pain, inconvenience, and blame - Defining work-related injuries in the veterinary workplace
Objectives The veterinary workplace carries a high risk of staff accidents and injuries, yet there is scant research exploring it in comparison with other comparable fields, such as human medicine. The aim of this study was to understand how veterinary professionals define injuries and to understand what injuries they do, or do not, deem reportable.
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