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Sentinel Event Notification System for Occupational Risks (SENSOR)

The SENSOR Program investigated all work-related amputation injuries that occurred in the state of Minnesota 1992-2000. The goal of MN SENSOR was to reduce the incidence of amputations among Minnesota workers. SENSOR collected information about amputation injuries, investigated at-risk worksites, and evaluated the availability and use of machine safeguarding in select Minnesota industries. This information will assist industries throughout Minnesota in understanding the underlying causes of work-related amputations.


Project Funded By: NIOSH
Project Begin: 1992
Project End: 2000
Grant Number: U60 CCU508153
Principal Investigator: David Parker

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Last Updated: 10/03/2022

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