5124.0 Updates on states: State-based occupational health surveillance roundtable

Wednesday, November 10, 2010: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Roundtable
Session Objectives: Describe the role of states in conducting occupational health suveillance in the U.S. List at least three data sources used by states to generate data on occupational injuries, illnesses and exposures. Identity opportunities for novel approached to occupational health surveillance at the state level, including new data sources and new partnerships.
Moderator:
Janie Gittleman, PhD, MRP

Table 1
Building occupational safety and health capacity in the western states
Yvonne Boudreau, MD, MSPH, Ihsan Azzam, MD, MPH and Corey Campbell, MS
  
Table 2
Occupational Health Surveillance in Wyoming 2001-2005
Karen B. Mulloy, DO, MSCH, Kaylan Stinson, MSPH, Yvonne Boudreau, MD, MSPH, Lee S. Newman, MD, MA and James Helmkamp, PhD, MS
  
Table 3
Lead Exposure Surveillance in the U.S.: The Adult Blood Lead Epidemiology and Surveillance (ABLES) program
Walter A. Alarcon, MD, MSc
Table 4
2008 NH Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System: Estimating workplace injuries ands workers' compensation claims using a first-time supplement
David L. Skinner, MA, MBA, Susan Knight, MSPH and Karla R. Armenti, ScD
Table 5
Moving from Evidence to Collaboration and Action: Identifying and Addressing Causes of Pesticide Over-Exposure in Washington State Agricultural Employees
Coby Jansen, MPH, Matthew Keifer, MD, MPH, Bud Nicola, MD, MHSA, FACPM, Barbara Morrissey, MS, Ofelio Borges, Joanne Bonnar Prado, MPH, Ramón Benavides and Helen H. Murphy, FNP, MHS
Table 6
Methods and results of a New Hampshire study of unintended, workplace chemical exposures: Subsequent strategies for surveillance-based prevention using poison center information
David Skinner, MA, MBA, Karla R. Armenti, ScD and Melissa Heinen, RN, MPH
Table 7
Toxics reduction and lead poisoning in Massachusetts industry
Richard Rabin, MSPH

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Organized by: Occupational Health and Safety

CE Credits: Medical (CME), Health Education (CHES), Nursing (CNE), Public Health (CPH)

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