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Occupational Health Update Emails
January-February 2009:
This month's newsletter does somewhat of a catch-up of
what has been going on in the Occupational Health industry. It
informs you about new encryption regulations and provides a quick start
about for OSHA requirements, etc.
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November-December 2009:
The
topics in this issue presents a montage of information, including
an informative article on Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace which
discusses the fact that most drug users are employed; Winter Safety
Driving Tips, which will tell you how to stay safe on New England's
wintery roads;
additional articles help you sort out information on when to get a mammogram and finally, an
update on the H1N1 Flu.
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September-October 2009:
The main topic of this issue
again will be the H1N1
Influenza. This issue presents topics such as "Flu Prevention and
Treatment?" and "Guidance for Preparing Workplaces for a Pandemic". As
an added feature, in respect for Breast Cancer month, you will find a
personal story about the importance of getting regular mammogram.
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July-August 2009:
The
topic of this issue of OEHN's Occupational Health Updates Newsletter is:
Vaccines and Seasonal Flu. Article topics include: "Will the
Seasonal Flu Vaccine also Protect Us from the Novel H1N1 flu?"
"Who should get the vaccine." and "Vaccine Effectiveness".
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May-June 2009: An
entire issue devoted to the H1N1 Virus. Articles include:
Update from CDC; Information for Nurses; How to Protect Yourself in the
Workplace and What to do to Protect Health Care Workers.
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March-April 2009: This Occupational Health
Update email focused on wellness in the workplace. Articles
included: AOHC Health Conference; Making Health Insurance Work for
People and Business; Making Time for Fitness; Back Disability; and Most
Disabling Workplace Injuries.
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February 2009: This email
included the following informative articles:
Office
Building Occupant's Guide to Indoor Air Quality;
Surviving
Employees: Strategies for Coping with Workplace Change;
Save
Money by Addressing Employee Drug Problems; Evaluating Stress in the
Workplace – A Questionnaire; and Five New Realities of Disease
Management. Read
Now.
January 2009: In our first issue of OEHN's Occupational
Health Updates we included the following articles:
Salmonella Serotype Typhimurium Outbreak in Peanut Butter
and Peanut Butter-Containing Products; Keeping Health Care Workers
Healthy During the Flu Season; Job Loss - Important Information Workers
Need to Know to Protect Their Health Coverage and Retirement Benefit;
OSHA Best Practices for Hospital Based First Receivers
Involving the Release of Hazardous Substances; and Ergonomic Solution:
Mouse Location.
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