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September 10, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Forensic medical evaluation of non-fatal occupational accidents: the case of Eskişehir

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Retrospective analysis reveals demographic and injury characteristics in occupational accidents in Eskişehir, suggesting areas for prevention.

The analysis identified that 88.6% of non-fatal occupational accident cases were male, underscoring gender disparities in workplace safety.
Falling from height was the most common injury mechanism, accounting for 26.5% of cases, highlighting safety risks in various work environments.
This retrospective evaluation utilized SPSS for data analysis, applying statistical methods like the chi-square test to assess significance.
Understanding these injury characteristics is crucial for implementing effective prevention measures in the workplace.

Şimşek et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective analysis reveals demographic and injury characteristics in occupational accidents in Eskişehir, suggesting areas for prevention.