The Health Hazard Evaluation Program at NIOSH Reviews of Research Programs of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (2009) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix C: Committee Information Gathering
Appendix C: Committee Information Gathering
Pages 188-195
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The fourth meeting was held in closed session. COMMITTEE REQUESTS FOR INPUT To receive a broader range of stakeholder input, the evaluation committee requested public input via an online questionnaire (see Chapter 1 for more detailed discussion)
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HE Program Goal 1: Prevent occupational illnesses through reduced H exposure to workplace hazards • iological Hazards (Teresa Seitz, M.P.H., C.I.H., Supervisory Industrial B Hygiene Team Lead, HETAB) • hemical Hazards (Teresa Seitz)
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Public Sector Panel Moderator: Barbara Silverstein, committee member Discussants: Marthe Kent, OSHA Region 1, Boston, Massachusetts Andrea Kidd-Taylor, Community Health and Policy, Morgan State University, Baltimore Kenneth Rosenman, Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Michigan State University, East Lansing Joshua Sharfstein, Baltimore City Health Department 2:15 p.m. Break DISCUSSION WITH NIOSH 2:30 p.m.
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Barbara Materna, Ph.D., Chief, Occupational Health Branch, California Department of Public Health 1:30 p.m. I nput regarding HHE conducted at Carmi Flavor and Fragrance Company (HETA 2006-0303-3043)
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The impact of the HHE Program on • R educing worker risk and preventing occupational illness in investigated workplaces; • T ransferring program-generated information to relevant employers and employees beyond the investigated workplaces; • N IOSH research and policy-development programs; and • T he activities of regulatory agencies, occupational safety and health professionals and organizations, state and local health agencies, and others in the occupational health community, as achieved by transferring program-generated hazard and prevention information.
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7. hat do you see as significant emerging health hazards in occupational safety and W health?
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In conducting its assessment, the committee will evaluate A he impact of the HHE Program on T • r educing worker risk and preventing occupational illness in investigated workplaces; • t ransferring program-generated information to relevant employers and employees beyond the investigated workplaces; • N IOSH research and policy-development programs; and • t he activities of regulatory agencies, occupational safety and health professionals and organizations, state and local health agencies, and others in the occupational health community, as achieved by transferring program-generated hazard and prevention information.
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Questions regarding NIOSH HHE Program emergency response activities 1. hat was the nature of your experience with NIOSH HHE emergency response staff W who worked with your agency?
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