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1. Information identifying where the accidents occur - that is, sectors, trades, work processes and so on. This knowledge can be used to determine where preventive action is needed.
2. Information showing how the accidents occur, the situations in which they occur and the ways in which the injuries come about. This knowledge can be used to determine the type of preventive action needed.
3. Information relating to the nature and seriousness of the injuries, describing, for example, the parts of the body affected and the health consequences of the […]

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