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181 resources

Workplace heat exposure, health protection, and economic impacts: A case study in Canada

Year:
2019
Other (General Topics):
Hazard identification/recognition
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
(Other) Audience:
Safety Practitioners
Affiliation:
Arizona State University
Author First Name:
Jennifer
Author Last Name:
Vanos

The Exposome – exciting opportunities for discoveries in reproductive and perinatal epidemiology

Year:
2014
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
Core science
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Medical professionals
Affiliation:
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health
Author First Name:
Germaine
Author Last Name:
Buck Lewis

Understanding the link between environmental exposures and health: does the exposome promise too much?

Year:
2012
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
Core science
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
(Other) Audience:
Medical Professionals
Author First Name:
Annette
Author Last Name:
Peters

The exposome: from concept to utility

Year:
2012
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
Core science
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
(Other) Audience:
Medical Professionals
Affiliation:
International Agency for Research on Cancer
Author First Name:
Christopher
Author Last Name:
Wild

Implications of the exposome for exposure science

Year:
2011
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
Core science
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
(Other) Audience:
Medical Professionals
Affiliation:
School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley
Author First Name:
Stephen
Author Last Name:
Rappaport

Environment and Disease Risks

Year:
2016
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
Core science
Other (Type Of Content):
Published article or abstract
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
(Other) Audience:
Medical Professionals
Affiliation:
School of Public Health, University of California
Author First Name:
Stephen
Author Last Name:
Rappaport

Air pollution exposure in the womb linked to higher blood pressure in kids

Year:
2018
Primary Portal / Landing:
Other (General Topics):
General Overview
Communication
Exposure assessment
Other (Type Of Content):
Informal web publication
Target Audience:
General public
(Other) Audience:
Researchers
Affiliation:
American Heart Association News/American Heart Association News

Protect Your Assets: A colorectal cancer screening promotion program for worksites

Year:
2019
Other (General Topics):
General worker well-being
Medical assessment and intervention
Communication/awareness/or training
Other (Type Of Content):
Tool
Target Audience:
Employer/Supervisors
(Other) Audience:
Although this is tailored for employers all of the resources are multidimensional and emphasize the importance of screening as a means of preventing colorectal cancer.
Affiliation:
The College of Public Health
Author First Name:
Florida Prevention Research Center.
Author Last Name:
The University of South Florida

UIC Healthy Work Collaborative

Year:
2021
General Overview:
The purpose of this document is to present case studies describing each team’s efforts over the course of the Healthy Work Collaborative. Each case study describes the issue the team hoped to address (Recognizing the Need), why each organization chose their particular approach (Starting the Conversation), how the collaboration functioned and interacted (Building Relationships), what the collaboration accomplished (Gaining Momentum), challenges and opportunities gleaned from the experience (Lessons Learned), and what each team hopes to accomplish in the future (Looking Ahead)
Other (General Topics):
General worker well-being
Communication/awareness/or training
Other (Type Of Content):
Informal web publication
Target Audience:
Employer/Supervisors
Affiliation:
University of Illinois at Chicago Center for Healthy Work
Author First Name:
UIC School of Public Health - Center for Healthy Work

AIHA Total Exposure Health aspects of Total Worker Health®: Advancing Worker Well-Being

Year:
2021
Other (General Topics):
General worker well-being
Other (Type Of Content):
Publication
Target Audience:
Occupational health/OHS practitioners
Author First Name:
Nancy
Author Last Name:
Wilk

UIC TWH Center of Excellence

Year:
2019
Primary Portal / Landing:
General Overview:
Healthy Communities through Healthy Work (HCHW) is one of two projects from the Center
for Healthy Work, which focuses specifically on building evidence to make work healthier for
those in precarious jobs, through diverse partnerships aimed at facilitating policy, systems, and
environmental change initiatives
Other (General Topics):
General worker well-being
Communication/awareness/or training
Other (Type Of Content):
Other
Target Audience:
TWH program managers
Affiliation:
University of Illinois at Chicago Center for Healthy Work