The use of personal flotation devices in the Northeast lobster fishing industry: An examination of the decision‐making process

Weil, R.; Pinto, K.; Lincoln, J.; Hall‐Arber, M.; Sorensen, J.

doi:10.1002/ajim.22537

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The use of personal flotation devices in the Northeast lobster fishing industry: An examination of the decision‐making process

2015
By Weil, R. ; Pinto, K. ; Lincoln, J. ; ...
Source: American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 59(1), 73-80

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American Journal of Industrial Medicine
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Weil, R. ; Pinto, K. ; Lincoln, J. ; Hall‐Arber, M. ; Sorensen, J.

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This study explored perspectives of Northeast commercial lobstermen regarding the use of personal flotation devices (PFDs). Researchers sought to identify factors contributing to low PFD use, and motivators that could lead to increased use of PFDs.
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American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 59(1), 73-80
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