Perceptions of Heat Risk to Health: A Qualitative Study of Professional Bus Drivers and Their Managers in Jinan, China
Summer extreme heat threatens the health of individuals, especially persons who are involved in outdoor activities. Ensuring the normal function of a city, bus drivers are among those who participate in outdoor physical activities and are exposed to excessive heat in hot summer weather. This qualita...
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Lin Zhou [verfasserIn] Zheng Xin [verfasserIn] Li Bai [verfasserIn] Fangjun Wan [verfasserIn] Yongming Wang [verfasserIn] Shaowei Sang [verfasserIn] Shouqin Liu [verfasserIn] Ji Zhang [verfasserIn] Qiyong Liu [verfasserIn] |
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