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EHS-Net Restaurant Food Safety Studies: What Have We Learned?
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Document Date: 2014-10-01 17:25:35


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S. & EHS-Net Working Group / Karns S.A. / ing Group / EHS-Net Working Group / /

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United States / /

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Facility

Buford Highway / /

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Food service workers / food safety research / food safety training / food safety differences / food safety inspections / impor tant factor affecting safe food preparation / Factors impacting food workers / restaurant food safety practices / food safety interventions / food safety / food safety certification / restaurant food safety research / food safety training posi / safer food prepara tion / restaurant food safety studies / self-reported food preparation practices / food workers / collaborative network / food safety practices / food preparation practices / food safety professionals / restaurant food / food borne-disease outbreaks / food / /

MedicalCondition

foodborne illness / vomiting / restaurant-related foodborne illness / diarrhea / MS / /

Organization

Food and Drug Administration / Food Safety / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / /

Person

Lynch / References Cates / Woodruff / Laura Green Brown / Emergency / /

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author / Governor / behavioral scientist / Painter / restaurant and food worker / manager food safety certification / Carpenter / food worker and manager food safety training and experience / Corresponding Author / /

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Gordo / Rhode / Rhode Island / South Carolina / San / /

PublishedMedium

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report / /

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www.cdc.gov/nceh/ehs / /

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