Navigating the  Valley of Death : a Brief Report on How Incubators Can Nurture Transition of Research to Practice to Benefit Worker Wellbeing.

Milkovich, Pamela J.; McCue, Leigh; Hirabayashi, Liane; Espejo, Andres Esteban Sandi; Maben, Lance; Sorensen, Julie A.

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Navigating the Valley of Death : a Brief Report on How Incubators Can Nurture Transition of Research to Practice to Benefit Worker Wellbeing.

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July 2025
By Milkovich, Pamela J. ; McCue, Leigh ; Hirabayashi, Liane
https://doi.org/10.1080/1059924X.2025.2474711
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Journal of Agromedicine, 2025, v. 30, no. 3: Navigating the Valley of Death : a Brief Report on How Incubators Can Nurture Transition of Research to Practice to Benefit Worker Wellbeing.
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Journal of Agromedicine
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Milkovich, Pamela J. ; McCue, Leigh ; Hirabayashi, Liane ; Espejo, Andres Esteban Sandi ; Maben, Lance ; Sorensen, Julie A.
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Incubator and accelerator programs are important tools for innovators looking to take their ideas to scale. Unfortunately for agriculture, forestry, and fishing (AgFF) populations who are at high risk for occupational injuries and fatalities, few safety and health solutions have graduated from these programs. This brief report explores what it will take to develop an incubator process specific to AgFF safety and health innovations and ensure that those innovations are accessible to and adopted by workers.
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Journal of Agromedicine, 2025, v. 30, no. 3
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https://doi.org/10.1080/1059924X.2025.2474711
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1059-924X ; 1545-0813
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40033928
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