Course

DESCRIPTION

(26-BE-874)

Held in the spring, for 2 credits, this is a study of historical work in Epidemiology including Snow, Panum, Goldberger, and comparison o these with recent epidemiologic research. It is letter graded based upon 2-3 projects and a 15 minute presentation.

(26-BE-784)

Held in winter quarter, for 2 credits, this course presents epidemiological, serologic, and public health aspects of modern infectious diseases, their transmission and methods of control. It is letter graded based upon attendance and a written and oral presentation.

(26-950-730)

Held in the winter, for 1 credit, this is a seminar dealing with ethical issues in clinical research. Grading is P/F based upon attendance.

(26-EIH-904)

Held in the fall, winter, and spring, for 3 credits, on Thursdays from 8-5, this is field trips to representative industrial plants to illustrate principles of industrial operations, and methods employed in controlling physical and chemical hazards. It is letter graded based upon attendance and preparing detailed industrial hygiene report on 5 visited sites. Permission of instructor needed.

(26-EIH-781)

Held in Fall Quarter, for 1 credit, on Wednesdays 8:30 -9:30, this consists of principles, philosophies, basic concepts of occupational medicine, industrial hygiene, safety, nursing and Epidemiology and their interrelationship. It is letter graded based upon attendance and a final course critique.

(26-OCCM-879)

Offered every year in the spring for 1 credit. This course presents an overview of important medico-legal issues in the areas of: ADA, FMLA, Workers’ Compensation law, Toxic Tort litigation, OSHA regulations, etc.

(20-INDS-520)

Held in the fall for 3 credits, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11-12:15. This is an introduction to occupational safety engineering.

(29-ANCH-815)

(26-ENV-750)