论文信息 - Aging farmers are at high risk for injuries and fatalities: how human-factors research and application can help.

Aging farmers are at high risk for injuries and fatalities: how human-factors research and application can help.

Agriculture is a dangerous profession with an aging population, combining age-related changes in physical and cognitive abilities with complex tasks performed under hazardous conditions. There are three general approaches to reducing injuries: designing for safety, providing positive reinforcement in prevention programs, and making safety a family affair.

Anne Collins McLaughlin | John F Sprufera

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