Self-Reported Symptoms
Reliance on self-reported symptoms increases susceptibility to information bias and recall bias. The review will estimate prevalence rates of self-reported symptoms across major body systems. Primary symptom domains include neurological, r…
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Reliance on self-reported symptoms increases susceptibility to information bias and recall bias. The review will estimate prevalence rates of self-reported symptoms across major body systems. Primary symptom domains include neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, haematological, dermatological, ocular, and auditory outcomes. Secondary analyses will examine symptom prevalence variation by occupational role, exposure duration, protective equipment use, and safety training access.