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OTHER REFERENCES

Aftermath: The Social and Economic Consequences of Workplace Injury and Illness - jointly published by the Department of Labour and the Accident Compensation Commission, Wellington 2002.

Aftermath: How the lives of fifteen New Zealanders have been affected by workplace injury and illness. - published by the Department of Labour in association with the Accident Compensation Commission, Wellington 2002.

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Anon, ACC Review: A distillation of best practice reflecting ACC's current position - Issue of 12 July 2004

Anon, ACC Review: Leptospirosis in New Zealand - Issues 12 July 2004 as at http://www.acc.co.nz/wcm001/idcplg?IdcService=SS

Beath C, Cosman M, Darby F. Occupational Health Research Strategy - Health & Safety Services of the Workplace Group's contributions to a paper developed by the Department of Labour in 2005.

Darby F, Towards a National Strategy for the control of Leptospirosis, Department of Labour, presented to the Agricultural Industry Focus Group on 18 October 2001 and revised and re-circulated in November 2002

Department of Labour. Guidelines for the control of occupationally acquired Leptospirosis. - a paper published in association with the Injury Prevention Division of the Accident Compensation Corporation in June 2001

Dowd P. Leptospirosis: Reducing the risk to New Zealand meat processing personnel - a paper published by Anago Ltd, Hamilton in August 2003

Dowd P. Evaluation of Face Protection Options - a paper published by Anago Ltd, Hamilton in July 2003a

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Tyson M, Where are the opportunities for DOL with leptospirosis prevention? - a paper developed for the DOL in March 2003.

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