Healthy people 2000. National health promotion and disease prevention objectives. Occupational safety and health.
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1991/01/01
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Description:This publication contains excerpts from Healthy People 2000. These excerpts deal only with the objectives for national health promotion and disease prevention that are related to occupational safety and health. Specific topics included work related injury deaths, nonfatal work related injuries, cumulative trauma disorders, occupational skin disorders, hepatitis-B infections among occupationally exposed workers, worksite occupant protection system mandates, occupational noise exposure, occupational lead (7439921) exposure, hepatitis-B immunizations, state occupational health and safety plans, occupational lung diseases, worksite health and safety programs, worksite back injury prevention and rehabilitation programs, state programs for small business safety and health, and clinical assessment of occupational health exposures. Specific industries discussed included mining industry, construction industry, transportation industry, agricultural industry, and health care.
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Pages in Document:1-37
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:00204384
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Citation:NIOSH 1991; :1-37
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Federal Fiscal Year:1991
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Peer Reviewed:False
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Source Full Name:National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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