OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
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EH@Home is a professional development workshop from the Oregon State University Environmental Health Sciences Center. The workshops and resources focus on common environmental health concerns found in residential settings. Anyone who works in the residential setting or communicates with the public, older adults, families or parents is welcome to attend. OSU Faculty present the latest research findings on key environmental health issues. Workshop participants will be able to recognize common problems, identify risk reduction strategies, and know when to use specialists for further assistance. See a sample Workshop Agenda. Lunch is provided as well as a Certificate of Attendance. Workshop Materials Slides (pdf format)
Mold Video Summary (doc) Questions? Contact Dave Stone at 541-737-4433, Dave.Stone@oregonstate.edu Funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Grant No. P30 ES000210 |
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General Healthy Home
Asthma
Bedbugs
Lead
Mold
On-line course from the EPA: Introduction to Mold and Mold Remediation for Environmental and Public Health Professionals
Radon
Video from Oregon Field Guilde on OPB
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The monthly e-newsletter Environmental Health News and Events features both national and Northwest regional resources, events, workshop announcements, and environmental health news stories. We also feature resources for K-12 educators.
The EH@Home and Professional Development will only include announcements of upcoming workshops for health professionals and the public such as our EH@Home workshop series.
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