Session: Workers' Safety and Health: Posters Plus!

3066.0: Monday, November 8, 2004: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM

Roundtable

Workers' Safety and Health: Posters Plus!

Learning Objectives: Refer to the individual abstracts for learning objectives

Organizer(s):

Celeste Monforton

Facilitator(s):

Max Lum, MPA, EdD

Part 1

Table 1

Impact of a work site intervention to reduce pesticide exposures to farmworkers and their children
Alicia L. Salvatore, MPH, Jose Camacho, Ana Vargas, Elvia Cabrera, Geri Kavanagh-Baird, Jesus Lopez, Asa Bradman, PhD, Brenda Eskenazi, PhD

Table 2

Telling the Occupational Health Story in Pictures: Four Different Examples of Using Photographs as a Means to Enhance Health and Safety Training Programs and Publications
Luis A. Vazquez, MPH, Peter Dooley, CIH, CSP, James Howe, CSP, Andrew J. Comai, MS, Sherrod Elledge, Kim Lane

Table 3

Farmworker Eye Injury Prevention and Employer Leadership
Joseph P. Zanoni, MILR, Linda S. Forst, MD, MPH, MS, Leslie Nickels, MEd

Table 4

Work-related MSD among state employees
Tim F. Morse, PhD

Part 2

Table 1

Body Mass Index in Occupational Groups of Greater than 100,000 US Workers: The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) 1986–1994
Alberto Juan Caban, BSc, David James Lee, PhD, Lora E. Fleming, MD PhD MPH MSc, William LeBlanc, PhD, Orlando Gomez-Marin, PhD, MSc, Terry Pitman, BA

Table 2

Longest Held Job in US Occupational Groups: The 1986 and 1988 National Health Interview Surveys (NHIS)
Orlando Gomez-Marin, PhD, MSc, Lora E. Fleming, MD PhD, William LeBlanc, PhD, David James Lee, PhD, Terry Pitman, BA, Alberto Juan Caban, BSc

Table 3

Disability ranking of US workers employed in 206 occupations: The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) 1986-1994
David James Lee, PhD, Lora E. Fleming, MD PhD MPH MSc, William LeBlanc, Phd, Orlando Gomez-Marin, PhD, MSc, Alberto Juan Caban, BSc, Terry Pitman, BA

Table 4

Mortality Rates by Occupation among US Workers: The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS)
Lora E. Fleming, MD PhD, MPH, MSc, William LeBlanc, Phd, David James Lee, PhD, Alberto Juan Caban, BSc, Orlando Gomez-Marin, PhD, MSc, Terry Pitman, BA

Part 3

Table 1

Characterization of self-employed Kentucky worker deaths (2000-2003)
Terry L. Bunn, PhD, Whitney A. Conner

Table 2

Withdrawn -- Pesticide use and pesticde exposure among the farmers in Kyoung-Ju area, Korea
Kyoung-Mu Lee, Moon-Ho Chung

Table 3

Educating beryllium workers about genetic information
Erin McCanlies, PhD, Christine Schuler, PhD, Kathleen Kreiss, MD, Ainsley Weston, PhD

Table 4

Adolescent Worker Injury in the Agricultural Workplace
Judith Levy, MS, MPH, RN, Pamela Levin, PhD, RN, Karen M. Conrad, PhD, RN, MPH

Part 4

Table 1

Research demonstrates construction worker health protection is linked to specific safety management elements *
Susan M. Smith, MPH, EdD, Tyler Kress, PhD, Gregory Petty, PhD

Table 2

Work-related carbon monoxide overexposures resulting from proximity to operating motorboats: Lake Havasu, Arizona, 2003
Loren Tapp, MD, Robert E. McCleery, MSPH, Jane B. McCammon, CIH

Table 3

Impact of union-based health and safety training in manufacturing settings
Judith A. Daltuva, MSW, MA, Melina Williams, MPH, Thomas G. Robins, MD, MPH, Luis A. Vazquez, MPH

Table 4

Assessing automechanics' perception of risk for used gasoline engine oil (UGEO) exposure using the Health Belief Model: Findings and implications for interventions
Marilyn M. Gardner, PhD, glenn Talaska, PhD

Part 5

Table 1

National Trends in Silicosis Mortality -- United States, 1981-2000
Ki Moon Bang, PhD, John M. Wood, MS, Michael Attfield, PhD, Girija Syamlal, MBBS, MPH

Table 2

Agricultural Fatalities in the Iowa FACE Program
Rebecca J. Heick, MS, Risto H Rautiainen, PhD, John Lundell, MA, Wayne E. Johnson, MD, Corinne Peek-Asa, PhD

Table 3

Person and work characteristics related to safe driving intention among commercial drivers in Korea
Myung Sun Lee, Kyoung-Ok Park, PhD

Table 4

Computer-based Hearing Screening & Training: Pain or Pleasure for Construction Workers?
OiSaeng Hong, PhD, RN

Part 6

Table 1

Fatigue increases needlestick risk in medical trainees: Results from a case-crossover study
David Fisman, MD, MPH, Anthony D Harris, MD, MPH, Gary S. Sorock, PhD, Michael Rubin, MD, Murray A. Mittleman, MD, DrPH

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by:

Occupational Health and Safety

Endorsed by:

Injury Control and Emergency Health Services

CE Credits:

CME, Nursing

The 132nd Annual Meeting (November 6-10, 2004) of APHA