Table of Contents
Occupational Health for Higher Education and Research Institutions: A Guide for Employee Health and Student Health Programs
- Contents iii4
- Contributors ix10
- Preface xiii14
- Part I Overview 116
- 1 Overview of the Higher Education and Research Industry 318
- 2 Role of Clinical Programs 1126
- Example: Organizational Reporting Structures 1833
- 3 Resources 2136
- Part II Hazards 2944
- 4 Chemical Hazards 3146
- Chemical Hazards— Organizational Context 5974
- Example: Hydrofluoric Acid 6176
- 5 Large Animals 6378
- Example: Q Fever in an Animal Handler 8095
- 6 Laboratory Animals 8297
- Laboratory Animals—Organizational Context 94109
- Example: Lab Animal Allergy 96111
- Example: Rodent Biomaterial Exposure 98113
- 7 Biologic Hazards—General Approach 100115
- Biologic Hazards—Organizational Context 109124
- 8 Biologic Agents 111126
- Appendix 8-1 Bacteria, Rickettsia, and Biologic Toxins 117132
- Appendix 8-2 Viruses and Viral Vectors 129144
- Appendix 8-3 Fungi 144159
- Appendix 8-4 Parasites 146161
- 9 Novel Biologic Agents 151166
- Novel Biologic Agents— Organizational Context 160175
- Example: Postexposure Prophylaxis for Biologic Agent Exposure (Nonhuman Primate and Lentivirus) 161176
- 10 Biocontainment 163178
- Biocontainment—Organizational Context 175190
- 11 Infection Concerns Related to Public or Group Interactions 177192
- Infection Concerns Related to Exposed Groups—Organizational Context 181196
- Example: Employee Concern after a New Student Case 184199
- 12 Physical Hazards 187202
- Physical Agents—Organizational Context 204219
- Part III Approaches 207222
- 13 Clinical Evaluation Related to Exposures or Symptoms 209224
- Clinical Evaluation—Organizational Context 223238
- Example: Chemical Exposure with Symptoms 226241
- 14 Fieldwork 228243
- Fieldwork—Organizational Context 239254
- Example: Acute Febrile Illness after Fieldwork 241256
- 15 Prevention Strategies 242257
- Prevention Strategies—Organizational Context 255270
- Example: Prevention Strategies for a Steamfitter 257272
- 16 Travel Medicine: Pretravel Prevention 259274
- Travel Medicine: Pretravel Prevention––Organizational Context 268283
- 17 Susceptible Workers 271286
- Susceptible Workers—Organizational Context 285300
- Susceptible Workers: Examples 288303
- 18 Legal and Regulatory Requirements, Guidelines, and Voluntary Accreditations 290305
- Legal and Regulatory Aspects—Organizational Context 324339
- 19 Preparedness for Unanticipated Problems 326341
- Preparedness for Unanticipated Problems—Organizational Context 329344
- 20 Burnout in Healthcare and Other Settings: An Occupational Hazard 331346
- Example: Burnout 341356
- 21 Work-Related Stress 343358
- 22 Occupational Health Information Systems 352367
- Information Systems— Organizational Context 363378
- Example: Integrated Information System 366381
- Example: Hazards of Using a Single General-Purpose EHR 369384
- 23 Occupational Health Management in Small Colleges and Research Institutes 370385
- Small Institutions—Organizational Context 374389
- Example: A Small Private College 376391
- 24 Occupational Medicine Programs for the Biotech Research Industry 378393
- 25 Future Needs and Opportunities 383398
- EPILOGUE Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Occupational Health Programs in Higher Education and Research Institutions 387402
- Appendixes 397412
- Appendix A General Occupational Medicine References and Links to Relevant Organizations 399414
- Appendix B Examples of Forms 405420
- Index 411426