| Health & Safety Canada 2005 Poster Abstracts
At Health & Safety Canada 2005, we were pleased to invite the research
community to participate with us in this exciting new opportunity for
researchers to display and present their work to a broad community of
academics, professionals and practitioners. The primary focus for posters
is the transfer of research, workplace applications, and best practices
knowledge in health and safety. Posters provide the opportunity
to view research project summaries from around the world and an information
exchange between author and conference delegates.
 Poster
abstracts are available in Portable Document Format (PDF)
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Musculoskeletal
disorders in single & multiple body regions among manual materials
handlers: prevalence rates and validation of case studies
Dr. Ali Alhemood, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research
(9 KB - PDF)
Measuring
the Characteristics of Precarious employment and their effect on health
outcomes
Alice deWolff, A., ACE, York University, Toronto ON Canada
(12 KB - PDF)
Moving
Young Worker/Supervisor Research to Prevention
Lewko, J., Laurentian University, Sudbury ON Canada
(223 KB - PDF)
The
Occupational and Environment working group of the Toronto Cancer Coalition
Cheryl Rook, RN, COHN©, COHN-S, CRSP, DOHS, Dip. McMaster (Env.
Health)
Occupational Health Nurse, Occupational Health Clinic for Ontario Workers
Inc., Toronto ON Canada
(8 KB - PDF)
Baptism
of Fire: The relationship between job tenure and lost time claims
Dr. Curtis Breslin, Institute for Work and Health, Toronto ON Canada
(7 KB - PDF)
Accomplishing
what cannot be accomplished alone: When health and safety system partners
become part of research
Dr. Dee Kramer, Institute for Work & Health, Toronto ON Canada
(9 KB - PDF)
Qualitative
exposure assessment in the adjudication of workers compensation claims
for occupational diseases
Derrick Chung, Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, Toronto ON Canada
(14 KB - PDF)
Potential
Ergonomic and Hygiene benefits of using a SVRS as a method to prevent
musculoskeletal injuries and dust related illnesses
Dru Sahai, Construction Safety Association Ontario
(10 KB - PDF)
Are
defects in Sarcoplasmic Reticulum Calcium Regulation involved in work
related muscle pain?
H. Green, D. Ranney and R. Tupling and J. Ouyang
Department of Kinesiology, University of Waterloo, Waterloo ON Canada
(11 KB - PDF)
An
evaluation of a participatory ergonomic intervention in a courier company
(8 KB - PDF)
Outcomes
in Contact Dermatitis
D Linn Holness, Centre for Research Expertise, Occupational Disease,
Gage Occupational and Environmental Health Unit, University of Toronto
and St Michael’s Hospital, Toronto ON Canada
(8 KB - PDF)
Physician
Occupational Disease Practice Survey
D Linn Holness, Centre for Research Expertise, Occupational Disease,
Gage Occupational and Environmental Health Unit, University of Toronto
and St Michael’s Hospital, Toronto ON Canada
(8 KB - PDF)
Specific
antibodies to Glutaraldehyde (GA) and formaldehyde (F) Among Medical Radiation
Technologists (MRT's)
(8 KB - PDF)
What
Story is Emerging About Global Mental Distress?
(1,979 KB - PDF)
Visibility
Assessment and Knowledge Transfer for Mobile Vehicles in the Mining Industry
Dr. Paul Dunn, MIRARCO, Laurentian University, Sudbury, ON Canada
(9 KB - PDF)
A
Field Study of Rebar Tying Machine as a tool to reduce risk of Musculoskeletal
Injuries
Peter Vi, Construction Safety Association of Ontario, Toronto ON
Almeida T., Iron Workers, Local 721, Toronto ON
(13 KB - PDF)
Darkroom
Disease Symptoms and Associations in Medical Radiation Technologists Compared
with Physiotherapists
(8 KB - PDF)
The
Vortex of Mental Illness
(562 KB - PDF)
Promoting
Psychological Literacy for the Age of Globalization: The Psychologically
Healthy Corporation
(604 KB - PDF)
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