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August 16-18
2010
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In-Place Filter Testing Workshops
Organized by:
Harvard School of Public Health Center for Continuing Professional Education
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Harvard School of Public Health
FXB Building
651 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115, USA
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
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Further information:
For more information on this course, please visit:
Web: link
Contact:
Center for Continuing Professional Education
Harvard School of Public Health
Email:
ccpemarketing@hsph.harvard.edu
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
Fax: +1 617.384.8690
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Description:
Gain the knowledge necessary to test and certify HEPA filtration
systems
Learn the latest air cleaning techniques and regulatory
requirements for in-place testing of HEPA air filters. This practical program is
an essential component of preparing individuals to test and certify systems
containing HEPA filtration and gas adsorption systems. In-Place Filter Testing
gives nuclear, safety, and industrial hygiene professionals the tools needed to
apply their new knowledge of nuclear filter technology to their organization's
projects and plants.
Discover applications relevant to both non-nuclear
and nuclear ventilation
Wide-ranging ventilation topics are covered,
including nuclear and non-nuclear applications relevant to the following
industries:
. Anti-Terrorism
. Biotechnology
. Hospital and Clean
Room
. Military
Get hands-on training in the field on nuclear filter
testing
No aspect of nuclear technology is independent of a need to
maintain air purity with a comprehensive filter system. The technology crucial
to nuclear air cleaning is rapidly changing and the regulatory requirements are
complex. This program offers essential hands-on training, as well as
theory-based information, that will provide you with the experience and
knowledge you need to meet the daily challenges of working with nuclear
filtration systems.
If you are interested in the program, or would like to learn more, you can visit the program website: link
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Date |
Event |
Venue |
Contact / information |
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September 13-16
2010
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Ergonomics and Human Factors: Strategic Solutions for Workplace Safety and Health
Organized by:
Harvard School of Public Health Center for Continuing Professional Education
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Harvard School of Public Health
651 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115, USA
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
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Further information:
For more information on this course, please visit:
Web: link
Contact:
Center for Continuing Professional Education
Harvard School of Public Health
Email:
ccpemarketing@hsph.harvard.edu
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
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Description:
This Harvard program provides a unique perspective on ergonomics and human factors in industry, ranging from musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) of the low back and manual materials handling to human error and organizational factors. Workshops, case studies, and team exercises offer the opportunity to learn and apply skills in a multidisciplinary, team-oriented environment.
If you are interested in the program, or would like to learn more, you can visit the program website: link
Please be sure to mention your reference code: EHF10-LS13
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Date |
Event |
Venue |
Contact / information |
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September 20-24
2010
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Forces of Change: New Strategies for the Evolving Health Care Marketplace
Organized by:
Harvard School of Public Health Center for Continuing Professional Education
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Harvard School of Public Health
651 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115, USA
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
The Monday afternoon registration and opening sessions take place at The Colonnade Hotel. All subsequent sessions take place at the Harvard School of Public Health
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Further information:
For more information on this course, please visit:
Web: link
Contact:
Center for Continuing Professional Education
Harvard School of Public Health
Email:
ccpemarketing@hsph.harvard.edu
Phone: +1 617.384.8692
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Description:
Forces of Change, a Harvard School of Public Health Leadership Program, provides the insight necessary to successfully navigate our reform-charged health care environment. Beginning with a discussion of current market dynamics, Forces identifies opportunities for greater alignment between nine key stakeholders, analyzes the factors that exacerbate existing stakeholder misalignments, and outlines the steps necessary for achieving positive change. The second part of Forces defines the dominant market responses to the current health care landscape, and examines the potentials and limitations of these predictable attempts to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
If you are interested in the program, or would like to learn more, you can visit the program website: link
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Date |
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Venue |
Contact / information |
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February 6 – 9
2011
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Environmental Health 2011
Resetting our Priorities
Salvador, Brazil
Organised by:
Elsevier, in association with the journal Environmental Research
Organising Comittee:
Prof. Ellen Silbergeld of Johns Hopkins University and Prof. Jerome Nriagu of the University of Michigan.
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The Bahia Othon Palace Hotel
Salvador, Brazil
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Further information:
For more information on this conference, please visit:
Web: link
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Description:
This conference will provide an interdisciplinary platform to exchange knowledge and learn about the latest issues in environmental health. Topics include, but are not limited to, climate change and human health, early exposures, resource development, industrial ecology, systems biology, ecosystems economics, impacts of environmental policies on health, environment and health disparities and the burden of disease due to lead.
Further information and call for paper can be found on:
www.environmentalhealthconference.com
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