Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)
superseded NIOSH program performance one-pager published in 2018
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Summary
Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) is a fact sheet[1].
Key Facts
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) authored Douglas B. Trout[2].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) authored Kimberly A. Reeves[3].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) authored Emily J. K. Novicki[4].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) authored Teresa M. Schnorr[5].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded) authored Robert E. McCleery[6].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s instance of is recorded as fact sheet[7].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s publisher is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[8].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s part of the series is recorded as NIOSH Numbered Publications[9].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s part of the series is recorded as NIOSH Program Performance One-Pagers[10].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s DOI is recorded as 10.26616/NIOSHPUB2018147[11].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s language of work or name is recorded as English[12].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s publication date is recorded as +2018-07-01T00:00:00Z[13].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Office of Program Planning and Evaluation[14].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Office of the Director[15].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Division of Field Studies and Engineering[16].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Respiratory Health Division[17].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as butane-2,3-dione[18].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as workplace[19].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as industrial hazard[20].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as exposure assessment[21].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as occupational exposure limit[22].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as air sampling[23].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as health effect[24].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as nanotechnology[25].
- Health Hazard Evaluation Program (superseded)'s main subject is recorded as nanoparticle[26].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Douglas B. Trout[2], Kimberly A. Reeves[3], Emily J. K. Novicki[4], Teresa M. Schnorr[5], and Robert E. McCleery[6].