Thermal and chemical burns / electricity / statewide data processor / e-code / e-codes / compensation insurance programs / food services / chemicals / /
MedicalCondition
burn / severe occupational injuries / burn injuries / Injury / tissue injuries / expensive injuries / burns / burns of the face / burn-related injuries / work-related burn injuries / injuries / /
MedicalTreatment
radiation / /
Organization
Division of Public Health Page / Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologist / Bureau of Census / U.S. National Center for Health Statistics / N.C. State Center for Health Statistics / Department of Health and Human Services / Division of Public Health / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / /
Person
Aldona Z. Wos / Laura Gerald / Pat McCrory / /
Position
State Health Director / Governor / Director Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology www.ncdhhs.gov / N.C. General / Secretary / /
ProvinceOrState
North / New Jersey / Minnesota / Indiana / North Carolina / Colorado / /
Work-Related Burns in North Carolina, [removed]Introduction Burns are among the most devastating injuries affecting workers. Burns include tissue injuries caused by contact with dry heat (fire), moist heat (steam), chem