Below are recent articles published by organizations external to the Institute for Work & Health (IWH) that are written by IWH, report on IWH research and/or quote Institute researchers. The organizations include general media, specialty media in the field of work injury and disability prevention, and prevention system partners. The list is not exhaustive.

• 17 May 2017: Construction among highest spending sectors to prevent work-related injuries (Daily Commercial News: Construction Market Data Group, Markham, Ont.)
• May 2017: New study shows that life and career stage do matter when thinking about the impact of arthritis on employment (CAPA Newsletter: Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance, Toronto)
• Spring 2017: Developing standards for managing workplace disability (Rehab & Community Care Medicine: BCS Communications Ltd., Toronto)
• 17 April, 2017: Making the best of RTW interventions (Canadian HR Reporter: Thomson Reuters, Toronto)
• 22 February, 2017: Getting back on one's teeth (OHS Canada: Annex Newcom, Toronto)
• 10 February, 2017: Epidemic of untreatable back an neck pain costs billions, study finds (The Guardian: Guardian News and Media, London)
• 9 January, 2017: Doctors frustrated workers’ compensation boards seem to ignore medical opinions, report says (Metro News: Torstar Publishing, Toronto)
• 4 January, 2017: Young adults with arthritis more likely to be workers, not students (AJMC.com: American Journal of Managed Care, Cranbury, N.J.)
• 1 January, 2017: Increased OHS vulnerability linked to higher rates of self-reported injury: study (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters, Toronto)
• 24 November, 2016: Experience rating design differences lead to different outcomes in Ontario and B.C. (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 1 November 2016: Citations and fines can reduce work injuries (Canadian Safety Reporter: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto, Ont.)
• November 2016: 7 Principles for Return to Work (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• Fall/Winter 2016: Returning to work after a mental health work injury (OOHNA Journal: Ontario Occupational Health Nurses Association, Toronto)
• 16 October 2016: Making the business case for safety: Case study shows benefits of participatory ergonomics continue for years (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 7 October 2016: Forceful motion key risk factor for carpal tunnel syndrome (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 7 September 2016: Government inspections and fines lead to safer workplaces, researchers claim (Safety + Health: U.S. National Safety Council, Itasca, Ill.)
• 6 September 2016: OHS inspections with penalties effectively reduce work injuries: IWH (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 17 August 2016: Making the business case for safety: Don't sacrifice safety for operations (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 12 August 2016: Sex, gender differences may cause higher risk of some MSK injuries among women: research (Massage Therapy Canada: Annex-Business Media, Simcoe, Ont.)
• 27 July 2016: Vulnerable workers: Practical steps to protect new and young workers (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 21 July 2016: Should you try massage for back pain? (Consumer Reports: Consumer Reports, Yonkers, N.Y.)
• 29 June 2016: Asbestos-related cancers cost Canada $2B (Asbestos.com: The Mesothelioma Center, Washington, D.C.)
• 26 June 2016: Asbestos-related cancer costs Canada billions (The Globe and Mail, Toronto)
• 24 June 2016: Sit-stand combo helps prevent work-related health issues: expert (Canadian Chiropractor: Annex Business Media, Simcoe, Ont.)
• June 2016: Early Intervention (Canadian Chiropractor: Annex Business Media, Simcoe, Ont.)
• June 2016: New worker, higher risk (Safety + Health: U.S. National Safety Council, Itasca, Ill.)
• 4 May 2016: IWH study finds COR holder have lower serious injury rates (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 27 April 2016: Age and length of disability for eight chronic conditions (LexisNexis Legal Newsroom/Workers' Compensation Law: LexisNexis, Irvine, Calif.)
• 20 April 2016: Managing your OHS program: A case study on breakthrough changes in safety (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 6 April 2016: Study looks at relationship between employers and doctors in return to work (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• March/April 2016: Against the Clock (Registered Nurse Journal: Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, Toronto)
• March/April 2016: No small measure (OOHNA Journal: Ontario Occupational Health Nurses Association, Toronto)
• 23 March 2016: New IWH study looks at why companies make big improvements (OHS Insider: Bongarde Communications, Penticton, B.C.)
• 17 March 2016: External influences motivate firms to improve OHS performance (Canadian Occupational Safety Newswire: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 14 March 2016: External factors influence improvements in workplace safety performance: IWH study (Canadian Chiropractor: Annex Business Media, Simcoe, Ont.)
• 19 February 2016: Injured workers more likely to stay depressed if symptoms don't improve after 6 months: study (Canadian Safety Reporter: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 18 February 2016: In bid to tackle workplace abuse, a model that works (The Toronto Star, Toronto)
• 18 February 2016: Better inspections, bigger fines could help curb workplace abuse: Advocates (Toronto Metro News: Toronto Star News Service, Toronto)
• 5 February 2016: Injuries at work may increase risk of losing one's job (Reuters Health)
• January/February 2016: Are union workers safer? (Roofing: The Industry's Voice, Durham, N.C.)
• 24 January 2016: Working with arthritis (Safety + Health: U.S. National Safety Council, Itasca, Ill.)
• 7 January 2016: Study finds shift workers have harder time recovering from injury (OHS Insider: Bongarde Communications, Penticton, B.C.)
• 5 January 2016: Penalties key to reducing work-related injures (Supply Link Magazine: Universus Media, Markham, Ont.)
• January 2016: OHSA likely to raise fines in 2016. (Electrical Contractor Magazine: National Electrical Contractors Association, Bethesda, Md.)
• 2016: Feelings of depression after a physical work injury (Visions: B.C. Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information, Vancouver)
• 11 January, 2016: Unionized construction workers in Ontario less likely to be injured, less lost time than non-construction workers, says new study (The Hill Times: Ottawa)
• Fall/Winter 2015: The vulnerable worker (OOHNA Journal: Ontario Occupational Health Nurses Association, Toronto)
• November/December 2015: Hand in hand (OHS Canada: Annex Newcom, Toronto)
• 13 November 2015: On-the-job resistance training helps prevent musculoskeletal disorder: Review (Canadian Safety Reporter: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 12 November 2015: Workplace resistance training program helps reduce musculoskeletal disorders: study (Canada Chiropractor: Annex Business Media, Simcoe, Ont.)
• 2 November 2015: Researchers conclude that OSHA citations, penalties reduce workplace injuries (OSHA QuickTakes: Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Washington, D.C.)
• November 2015: Exercise to ease MSD pain (Health and Safety Report: Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, Hamilton, Ont.)
• 23 September 2015: Benefits, accommodations help arthritis sufferers at work (Safety + Health: U.S. National Safety Council, Itasca, Ill.)
• 22 September 2015: Workplace supports help employees with arthritis (Benefits Canada: Rogers Media, Toronto)
• 15 September 2015: Line blurred between lost-time, no lost-time claims: Study (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 8 September 2015: Unionized firms are safer, concludes OCS-funded study (Daily Commmercial News: Construction Market Data, Toronto)
• 4 September 2015: Unions keep construction workers safer, study shows (The Toronto Star, Toronto)
• 29 June 2015: Adequate rest and recovery critical to help workers avoid burnout (The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa)
• 25 June 2015: Work disability: Spiralling down (OHS Canada: Annex Newcom, Toronto)
• 10 May 2015: Ontario employers cashing in on temporary workers (The Toronto Star, Toronto)
• 24 April 2015: Study: Time-loss injuries may depend on work demands, premium rates (Canadian Occupational Health & Safety News: Business Information Group, Toronto)
• 16 April 2015: Work disability increases risk of premature death: Study (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 27 March 2015: Workers with arthritis need employer support: Study (Canadian Occupational Safety: Thomson-Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• 24 March 2015: Get seriously injured on job. Die sooner? (OHS Insider: Bongarde Media, Penticton, B.C.)
• 3 March 2015: Ergonomics programs drive down injury rates (Transmission & Distribution World: Penton Publications, New York)
• 3 March 2015: New tools to help businesses improve occupational health and safety performance (Every Worker: Workplace Safety North, North Bay, Ont.)
• 27 February 2015: Online program emphasizes office ergonomics (Safety + Health: National Safety Council, Itasca, Ill.)
• 28 January 2015: Work injuries have dipped: IWH report (Daily Commercial News: Construction Market Data Group, Markham, Ont.)
• 25 January 2015: OT workers finally get a break (The Toronto Star, Toronto)
• 6 January 2015: Work injury rates on the decline in Ontario: IWH (Canadian Safety Reporter: Thomson Reuters Canada, Toronto)
• Winter 2015: The search for leading indicators of OHS performance: IWH eight-item questionnaire may predict future claims rates (CSSE Canadian Journal of Occupational Health and Safety: Canadian Society of Safety Engineering, Toronto, pp. 13-17)