What does IIR stand for?

Injury Incidence Rate

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Annual injury incidence rates per 100 full-time workers for all participants and for each profession were calculated using the following formula (BLS, 2007): Injury incidence rate = (total number of therapists injured per year x 200,000)/ , total number of hours worked per year where 200,000 hr equals the equivalent of 100 employees working 40 hr per week, 50 weeks per year.

Boxers at the 25 to 36 year age group had the highest injury incidence rate (Table 3).

Injury risk in professional boxing

According to the "Occupational injury and Illness Report," Alaska's illness and injury incidence rates were higher than national incidence rates in all fields studied, including transportation, communications and utilities; wholesale and retail trade; finance, insurance and real estate; and services.

Health matters: keeping your workplace safe makes a difference in ...

The following tabulation illustrates this point by contrasting trends in the illness and the injury incidence rates per 100 full-time workers: Annual average .

Profiles in safety and health: occupational hazards of meatpacking

The following tabulation shows the percentage of total variance in illness and injury incidence rates that is explained by the contribution of age, industry, and occupation: Dependent variable Independent variable Total Age Industry Occupatio n injury Temporary Permanent In dependent incidence disability disability Fatality Total injury incidence rate .

The relation of age to workplace injuries