Purpose Oncology nurses in ambulatory settings are at increased risk for unintentional
chemotherapy exposure due to the large volumes of agents delivered and the absence of …

Background Many youth and young adults experience high noise exposure compounded by
lack of access to hearing health education. Although the need for hearing health education …

The purpose of this review is to synthesize the research evidence for the role of the work
environment—workplace physical activity policies and resources and job strain factors—in …

Background: Exposure to antineoplastic drugs confers health risks to workers, yet little is
known about the exposure after a drug spill, nor has the relationship between exposure and …

Conclusions Drug spills occur often in ambulatory settings. PPE use remains low and
barriers to use persist. Higher workloads are associated with both lower PPE use and more …

Farmers experience higher rates of noise‐induced hearing loss (NIHL) than workers in most
other industries. We developed a model of farmers' use of hearing protection, and tested it …

Hotel housekeepers are exposed to stressors at work and outside of work. A minimal
amount is known about these workers' pathophysiological responses to those stressors …

Objective. To evaluate whether a web-based educational intervention improved personal
protective equipment (PPE) use among oncology nurses who handle hazardous drugs …

Exposure to bloodborne pathogens is the most serious occupational health risk encountered
within the healthcare profession worldwide. The World Health Organization estimates that 3 …

Purpose: Transnationalism—maintenance of transborder activities—has important
implications for the health status of contemporary immigrants. Yet little is known about how …