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Most cited papers from Fishing Partnership Support Services

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What are the most cited papers from Fishing Partnership Support Services?

The most cited paper from Fishing Partnership Support Services is "Preventing Opioid Use Disorders among Fishing Industry Workers" (Angela Wangari Walter, Cesar Morocho, Lauren King et al., 2018), with 26 citations. Next come "The use of personal flotation devices in the Northeast lobster fishing industry: An examination of the decision‐making process" (18) and "Naloxone training and availability in the US commercial fishing industry" (4).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Preventing Opioid Use Disorders among Fishing Industry Workers Angela Wangari Walter, Cesar Morocho, Lauren King et al. · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Open access 31 Mar 2018 26
2 The use of personal flotation devices in the Northeast lobster fishing industry: An examination of the decision‐making process Rebecca Weil, Keli Regiane Tomeleri da Fonseca Pinto, Jennifer M. Lincoln et al. · American Journal of Industrial Medicine Open access 7 Oct 2015 18
3 Naloxone training and availability in the US commercial fishing industry Jenna M. Bellantoni, Maria T. Bulzacchelli, Dan Orchard et al. · American Journal of Industrial Medicine Open access 30 May 2023 4
4 Beneath the Surface: Mental Health in Commercial Fisheries Amanda B. Roome, Kimberly Gertz, Madeline Pain et al. · Journal of Agromedicine Open access 31 Mar 2025 2
5 Nationally Connected Network of Trainers Empowers Fishers as Medical First Responders: A Case Study in Collaboration and Capacity Building Ashleigh Palinkas, Amelia M. Vaughan, Shannon Eldredge et al. · Journal of Agromedicine 26 Nov 2024 1
6 Making Safety an Easy Catch: PFD Use Among Commercial Fishermen in New England Pamela J. Milkovich, Amanda B. Roome, D F Orchard et al. · Journal of Agromedicine Open access 26 Nov 2024 0

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