The Weight of Care, Part 2: The Operating Room
Sources package, November 2026
David Gomez, CRNA, Infinitus Medical Technologies

Part 1 of this series computed every figure from the OSHA injury case files and shipped
a reproducibility package of code. Part 2 computes nothing. Every figure is quoted from a
published study, a government table or an industry report. This package lets a reader
check each one.

Contents
  evidence_table.csv      Every figure in the paper: section, value, scope, full citation,
                          link, and verification status (read in source, confirmed against
                          the original on November 2, 2026, or secondary with the chain named).
  r100-2021-2022.xlsx     BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, Table R100,
  r100-2023-2024.xlsx     private industry, as downloaded from bls.gov. The surgical
                          technologist, registered nurse and nursing assistant rows used
                          in the paper are in these files unchanged.

Notes
  BLS occupation detail is annual for 2011 to 2020 and biennial (annualized) from 2021-22.
  BLS adopted a new event classification for 2023-24 and reports a break in series.
  NCCI and Aon figures are proprietary and are cited as reported by OSHA's 2013
  "Caring for Our Caregivers" fact sheets.
  Vendor booth surveys were excluded.
  No hospital is named. No product is recommended.
