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Safety knowledge as predictor of accident prevention and crisis management among health and industrial social workers in southwest Nigeria
"Safety consciousness is an everyday affair that is closely knitted with security. Safety consciousness which is a way of accident prevention couple with crisis management has become a challenge in the workplace. The absence of knowledge of safety on the part of Social workers intervention in accide...
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