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TEXT VERSION OF SLIDE: Title: What Nursing Home Jobs Have the Most Injuries/Illnesses with Days Away from Work? Type: Pie chart with nine segments Values: Nursing Aides 68.6% Other 7.1% LPN 6.4% Other Health Aides 5.5% Maids 4.7% RN 2.5% Cooks 2.4% Janitors 1.4% Laundry Workers 1.3% Nursing aides & orderlies account for nearly 70% of nursing home injuries that result in days away from work, but account for only 40% of total employment. Source: 1994 BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries & Illnesses Total number of injuries/illnesses resulting in days away from work = 83,450

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