Emergency department visits for heat‐related illness among workers: Occupational health surveillance using Washington syndromic surveillance data

Syndromic surveillance data are a valuable source of occupational health surveillance information when work characteristics are reported, enhancing our understanding of the occupational risks of injuries and illnesses.

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American Journal of Industrial Medicine
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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ajim.23650
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2
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Emergency department visits for heat‐related illness among workers: Occupational health surveillance using Washington syndromic surveillance data

K.J. Turner, June T. Spector, Sara Wuellner
2 citations
American Journal of Industrial Medicine
Climate Change and Health Impacts
0.63
article

Emergency department visits for heat‐related illness among workers: Occupational health surveillance using Washington syndromic surveillance data

K.J. Turner, June T. Spector, Sara Wuellner
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2 citations

Abstract

Syndromic surveillance data are a valuable source of occupational health surveillance information when work characteristics are reported, enhancing our understanding of the occupational risks of injuries and illnesses.

American Journal of Industrial MedicineVol. 67(11)
Washington State Department of Health (US), United States Department of State (US)
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
Climate Change and Health Impacts
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