Reviews
Highly recommended for people working in the field of occupational health. Its 'state of the art' descriptions of methods used in monitoring exposures, diseases, and early signs of pathology are very informative.
Book Details
About the Authors
Introduction
Part I. Definitions and Legal Authority
Chapter 1. Overview and Definitions: Monitoring, Surveillance, and Screening
Chapter 2. Legal Authority for Human Monitoring
Part II
About the Authors
Introduction
Part I. Definitions and Legal Authority
Chapter 1. Overview and Definitions: Monitoring, Surveillance, and Screening
Chapter 2. Legal Authority for Human Monitoring
Part II. Scientific and Technical Concerns
Chapter 3. Medical Surveillance
Chapter 4. Genetic Monitoring
Chapter 5. Biological Monitoring
Chapter 6. Genetic and Other Sensitivity Screening
Chapter 7. The Frequency and Timing of Examinations
Part III. The Health Implications of Removing Workers on the Basis of Human Monitoring Tests
Chapter 8. Human Variability and High-Risk Groups
Chapter 9. Consequences to the Worker of Medical Removal
Part IV. Legal and Ethical Considerations
Chapter 10. Limitations on the Authority to Require Human Monitoring
Chapter 11. The USe of Monitoring Results
Chapter 12. Policy and Ethical Considerations
Notes
Index