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WHO: Assessing the Health Consequences of Major Chemical Incidents: Epidemiological Approaches, Regional Publications, European Series No. 79 (1997)

Description:

This document explains how epidemiological tools can be used to guide the emergency management of chemical accidents and support actions to minimize adverse effects on health. Addressed to public health officials as well as epidemiologists, the book offers extensive practical advice on the choice of epidemiological methods, the design of studies, and the use of findings to support decisions during the acute phase, long-term follow-up, and the preparation of services to manage future incidents.

Why this Tool/Guidance?

This guide assists countries with using epidemiology to assist with health protection issues related to major chemical incidents.

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Cover  external link138Kb

Section 1 external link: Role of epidemiology in assessing health effects following a major chemical incident 1253 Kb

Section 2: Epidemiological tools Part A external link 996 Kb Part B external link 983 Kb

Section 3 external link: Supportive action 831Kb

Annex external link 1029Kb

Backcover external link 173Kb


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