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EHSB Journal of Environmental Health Columns for 2007

2007 Direct from CDC columns

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JEH Features Tools Developed by CDC Capacity-Building Grantees' Work Fact Sheet [PDF - 86 KB]

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

CAPT Daniel Harper is the first on the 2007 roster of authors from CDC’s Environmental Health Services Branch (EHSB) contributing to the Journal of Environmental Health on a monthly basis. In the January/February issue, he discusses the importance of A Diverse Environmental Public Health Workforce to Meet the Diverse Environmental Health Challenges of the 21st Century [PDF - 175 KB].

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

CDR Richard Gelting contributed to the March issue of the Environmental Health Services Branch column. In his article, A Public Health Perspective on Onsite Wastewater Systems [PDF - 135 KB], he discusses public health issues such as exposure to wastewater pathogens and how system construction is influenced by rapid growth in many areas.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

The April issue of the Journal of Environmental Health featured CAPT Hugh Mainzer's discussion of the partnership between veterinarians and environmental health practitioners [PDF - 124 KB]. CAPT Mainzer notes that these partners have long had common competencies, practices, and accomplishments.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

The May issue of the Journal of Environmental Health included Michael Beach's column discussing National Recreational Water Illness (RWI) Prevention Week [PDF - 197 KB]. He notes that simple RWI week activities can be the first step in developing an RWI prevention plan.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

Martin Kalis discusses EMAC and EH in Emergency Response [PDF - 1.5 MB] in the June issue Journal of Environmental Health. This issue also features Food Workers' Perspectives on Handwashing Behaviors and Barriers in the Restaurant Environment, which was developed by CDC’s Environmental Health Specialists Network, Oregon DHS, and Oregon State University.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

Daneen Farrow Collier discusses how CDC and its capacity-building grantees are Helping Environmental Health Practitioners Develop Strategic Partnerships and Engage Public Health Policy Makers on the Value and Benefits of Environmental Health Services [PDF - 1.9 MB] in the July-August issue of the Journal of Environmental Health.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

In the September issue of the Journal of Environmental Health, Brian Hubbard discusses the Environmental Public Health Leadership Institute (EPHLI) and its success to date in his article, Environmental Public Health Leadership Revisited [PDF - 189 KB].

New applications for EPHLI cohort IV (class of 2008–2009) are being accepted until October 31, 2007.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

The Journal of Environmental Health's October issue featured Lisa Beaumier's article, The Vessel Sanitation Program: Government Partnering with the Cruise Ship Industry to Improve Public Health [PDF - 266 KB]. She discusses VSP's unique partnership with the cruise ship industry as a well as its focus on prevention and control of gastrointestinal illnesses and promotion of public health and environmental sanitation programs.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

Rob Blake discusses the six goals and 12 objectives of CDC’s National Strategy to Revitalize Environmental Public Health Services in his article, Revitalization: Are We There Yet? [PDF - 142 KB] in the November issue of the Journal of Environmental Health. He gives examples of activities undertaken using the goals and objectives to promote and strengthen coordination between environmental protection and public health programs.

NEHA Journal of Environmental Health

George Luber and Jeremy Hess discuss climate change and its significance for human health in the December issue of the Journal of Environmental Health. Their article Climate Change and Human Health in the United States [PDF - 385 KB] emphasizes how an effective public health response to climate change will require a synergistic approach, public health must take a leadership role in preparing for the consequences.

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