Pocket-sized...practical...and pennies per page. Easy to read, this book identifies the important hazards and precautions for chemicals used in the electronics industry and reinforces safe behaviors long after the chemical safety class is over. Quantity discounts are available.

Pub. Date: 2002
ISBN: 1-883595-35-5
Format: Paperback, 415 pages. 

You have a short time to read and evaluate a journal article in an area that's vital to your practice, yet is filled with terminology you haven't come across before, haven't used in years, or is only vaguely familiar. What's the most efficient way to accomplish the task? Turn to Judith Green-McKenzie's time-saving guide. It offers a step-by-step approach to dissecting an article, a glossary of commonly used terms, methods for evaluating the validity of the results presented, and much more.

As Associate Director of Occupational Medicine Residency, Judith Green-McKenzie saw the need for a glossary and guide that could help busy residents and other professionals understand and evaluate professional journal articles in the limited time their schedules allowed.

Now all medical professionals can benefit from Dr. Green-McKenzie's work, carefully organized into a concise, up-to-the-minute guide to understanding and evaluating medical journal articles.

July 2006. Paperback, 128 pages.
ISBN 1-883595-46-0 

Science on the Witness Stand will be a welcome addition to the library of any medical or legal professional whose work involves presenting medical evidence in a legal context.

The book offers a complete look at the factors to be considered in a variety of legal proceedings, from claims adjudication to liability and other medical/legal proceedings. It begins by introducing an innovative approach the authors call evidence-based medical dispute resolution, then moves on to discuss the elements and logic to be presented in a medical opinion, the principles and procedures of civil litigation, and the jurist's view of scientific evidence. Issues of causality and admissibility of evidence and testimony are presented, along with individualized medical evaluation and personal risk, impairment, and evidentiary needs in environmental law and occupational health law.

Science on the Witness Stand is a must-have resource for lawyers and expert witnesses who need to present scientific knowledge and apply it in the courtroom or in claims adjudication. Its evidence-based medical dispute resolution approach gives legal and health care professionals a useful new way to evaluate evidence from the biomedical and population health sciences as it applies to law and the resolution of social issues. And it offers an effective new way for legal and medical professionals to collaborate smoothly and successfully.

Pub. Date: 2001
ISBN: 1-883595-31-2
Format: Paperback, 428 pages 

This practical guide for health and safety managers provides helpful advice on a wide range of issues, including: how the right occupational health services can benefit your company; what services are needed, how to set them up, and how to evaluate them; how to staff your program, including selecting a physician or nurse and establishing contracts with a physician or health facility.

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Pub. Date: 1996
ISBN: 1-883595-06-1
Format: Paperbound, 56 pages. 

For the first time in one resource here are the most recent findings and sucessful approaches to Workers' Compensation medical care.

Pub. Date: 2003
ISBN: 1-883595-41-X
Format: Paperback, 238 pages
 

Alice Hamilton, the first woman appointed to the faculty of Harvard Medical School, said she chose medicine as a career not because she was scientifically minded but because, as a doctor she could go anywhere she pleased and be quite sure that she would be useful. Her commitment to making her life count led her to combined roles as scientific researcher, skillful negotiator, labor organizer, and vocal and tireless crusader for social reform. In Exploring the Dangerous Trades, she recounts the story of her remarkable life with wit and forthrightness. Includes Foreword by noted occupational medicine historian Jean Spencer Felton, MD.

Pub. Date: 1942
ISBN: 1-883595-04-5
Format: Paperback, 433 pages. 

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It is estimated that hand-arm vibration (HAV) jeopardizes the health and employability of at least two million workers in the United States and United Kingdom alone. In this revised and expanded second edition, learn how to evaluate and control the health risks associated with Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV)

Pub. Date: 1998
ISBN: 1-883595-22-3
Format: Hardcover, 272 pages., Four 4-color illustrations. 

This book guides you through the laws, standards, and regulations professionals face in the international marketplace.

Pub. Date: 1997
ISBN:1-883595-13-4
Format: Hardcover, 216 pages. 

State-of-the-art papers and reports on the discussions and conclusions of a symposium sponsored by the member agencies of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Environmental Health Policy Committees Subcommittee on Risk Communication and Education, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation (CRESP). Participants included a broad cross-section of more than 25 researchers and practitioners from government, academia, management, labor, and the environmental movement who are actively involved in science-based public communications.

Pub. Date: 1998
ISBN: 1-883595-20-7
Format: Paperback, 197 pages.