Australian Institute of Criminology / Disease Control’s National Institute / National Institute / AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY LONG-TERM ETHYLENE OXIDE EXPOSURE TRENDS IN US HOSPITALS / University of South Australia / Alfred Hospital / Australian National University / College Station / University of Minnesota / University of Wisconsin / /
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gas cylinders / healthcare material management / healthcare workers / passive exposure monitoring technologies / sterilization equipment / surveillance tools / healthcare/hospital sector / prevention of occupational disease / /
OSHA’s EtO / University of South Australia / World Health Organization / MEd Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine / U.S. Public Health Service / US Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Department of Epidemiology / Australian Institute of Criminology / Alfred Hospital / Monash Medical School / Division of Business and Enterprise / National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / office of Program Evaluation / National Institute for Occupational Safety / School of Public Health / AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY LONG-TERM ETHYLENE OXIDE EXPOSURE TRENDS IN US HOSPITALS / NIOSH EtO / GPRA / RSSS / Conclusions Hospital / Australian National University / University of Minnesota / University of Wisconsin / Department of Sociology / International Agency for Research / /
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Exposure Limit / Silver Spring / Vic J Michael / Michael Oakes / Van Nostrand Reinhold / Ruth N Lopez-Turley / Anthony D LaMontagne / /
AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY LONG-TERM ETHYLENE OXIDE EXPOSURE TRENDS IN US HOSPITALS: INTERVENTION NEEDED TO PRESERVE GAINS MADE FOLLOWING THE 1984 OSHA STANDARD