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Imputation of missing values in a large job exposure matrix using hierarchical information. [PDF]
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From cross-tabulations to multipurpose exposure information systems: A new job-exposure matrix
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1998Previous job-exposure matrices (JEM) have usually cross-tabulated classified exposure information by chemical agent and occupational class. A new Finnish job-exposure matrix (FINJEM) was constructed for exposure assessment in large register-based studies. Unlike most other JEMs, FINJEM was designed to contain definitions, inferences, exposure data, and
T, Kauppinen, J, Toikkanen, E, Pukkala
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Close physical proximity on the job—An exposure matrix
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2022AbstractBackgroundThe workplace is a setting for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS‐CoV‐2) transmission via respiratory droplets and aerosols for those working in close proximity to others. Currently, limited methods exist for assessing SARS‐CoV‐2 exposure.
Ximena P. Vergara, Kathryn Gibb
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New electric‐shock job exposure matrix
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2011AbstractBackgroundTo evaluate a consistent association between jobs in “electric” occupations and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a comprehensive job exposure matrix (JEM) that includes electric shocks and magnetic fields (MF) is needed.MethodsWe used incident electric shocks and electrocutions from two available data sources along with expert ...
Ximena P, Vergara +4 more
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Using the job-exposure matrix for elaborating job histories
Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 1992A first software (JHS) for the elaboration of job histories oriented toward risks was designed and results published In an article "A software for the elaboration of Job Histories". This article presents a second software (JES), based on the use of a job-exposure matrix designed for one company.
J M, Martin +3 more
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Occupational exposure to chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons: Job exposure matrix
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1994AbstractA job exposure matrix combining features to increase the accuracy of exposure assessment was developed to evaluate cancer risks from workplace exposures to six chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons (CAHs). A detailed description of the matrix is provided to satisfy the need for more in‐depth discussion of exposure assessment methods than is ...
Gomez MR +4 more
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A job-exposure matrix addressing hand exposure to wet work
International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 2019The aim of this study was to create a job-exposure matrix (JEM) for wet work. A JEM is a tool used to assess exposure to potential health hazards in occupational epidemiological studies. It can be used when counselling concerning job change/job choice, as a medico-legal tool when recognizing diseases as occupational and when planning interventions ...
Tamara Lund +5 more
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Methodology and utility of a job‐exposure matrix
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1993AbstractWe have previously reported a study in which a job‐exposure matrix was applied to census data, identifying, e.g., polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and creosote as increasing the risk of urothelial cancer. In this article, we expand on some theoretical issues, and present detailed accounts of constructed linkages for PCBs, creosote, and phenols.
N, Plato, G, Steineck
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Studying the Performance of a Job Exposure Matrix
International Journal of Epidemiology, 1993During the last decade, the use of job exposure matrices (JEM) in occupational studies has grown but uncertainty remains among epidemiologists and industrial hygienists regarding this methodology and appropriate methodological tools are needed to study the performance of JEM. It must first be emphasized that a true validation can rarely be achieved and
J, Bouyer, D, Hémon
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Cumulative exposure estimates for polychlorinated biphenyls using a job-exposure matrix
Chemosphere, 2009PCB exposure has been associated with increased risk for cancer, neurological disease, and for birth defects in children exposed in utero. Because of the long half-lives of PCB congeners, they remain a public health problem in the United States 30 years after being banned.
Nancy Brenna, Hopf +2 more
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