Workplace health surveillance : an action-oriented approach /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Maizlish, Neil A.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Pt. 1. Principles
  • Introduction / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Getting organized / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Collecting data / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Measuring injury and disease frequency / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Comparing rates of injury and disease / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Protocols for case reporting and follow-up / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Analysis and interpretation / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Feedback / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Evaluation and planning / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Surveillance and the design of occupational health information systems / Neil A. Maizlish
  • Pt. 2. Case studies
  • Lead poisoning and elevated blood lead / Neil A. Maizlish, Linda A. Rudolph
  • Acute pesticide poisoning / Neil A. Maizlish, Linda A. Rudolph, Kathy A. Dervin
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome / Neil A. Maizlish, Linda A. Rudolph, Kathy A. Dervin
  • Silicosis / Kenneth D. Rosenman, Mary Jo Reilly
  • Noise-induced hearing loss / Mary Jo Reilly, Kenneth D. Rosenman
  • Asthma / Kenneth D. Rosenman, Mary Jo Reilly
  • Injury surveillance at Ford Motor Company / Gordon R. Reeve
  • Health and disability insurance / Robert M. Park
  • Cancer mortality surveillance / Michael A. Silverstein ... [et al.]
  • Fatal injury surveillance / E. Lynn Jenkins
  • Exposure surveillance for chemical and physical hazards / Anthony D. LaMontagne, A. James Ruttenber, David H. Wegman
  • Hospital discharge data / Martha W. Stanbury
  • Poison control centers / Paul D. Blanc
  • Workers' compensation information systems / Neil A. Maizlish, Linda A. Rudolph
  • Closing the loop: impact of a lead poisoning prevention project / Jim Bellows ... [et al.]
  • Frontiers of occupational health surveillance / Linda A. Rudolph, Neil A. Maizlish
  • Appendices
  • A. Standardized forms used in occupational health surveillance
  • B. Questionnaires for active surveillance of cumulative trauma disorders
  • C. Statistics for describing distributions
  • D. Analysis and annual report for an individual workplace
  • E. Example of a rate-based analysis at an individual workplace
  • F. Economic analysis and employer-based surveillance
  • G. Questionnaires for the follow-up of elevated blood lead
  • H. Field investigation: evaluation of selected jobs for risk factors for carpal tunnel syndrome and other cumulative trauma disorders, food manufacturing workers, Santa Clara county
  • I. Recommended medical screening protocol for workers exposed to occupational allergens.