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										ERHMS Fact SheetsEmergency Responder Health Monitoring and Surveillance System Overview [PDF – 281 KB] – September 2017
Rostering and Credentialing of Emergency Response and Recovery Workers – January 2013
Pre-deployment Health Screening for Emergency Responders – January 2013
Health and Safety Training – January 2013
Data Management and Information Security – January 2013
On-site Responder In-processing – January 2013
Health Monitoring and Surveillance During Response Operations – January 2013
Integration of Exposure Assessment, Responder Activity Documentation, and Controls into ERHMS – January 2013
Communications of Exposure and Health Monitoring and Surveillance Data During an Emergency Response – January 2013
Incident Personnel Out-processing Assessment – January 2013
Post-Event Tracking of Emergency Responder Health and Function – January 2013
Lessons Learned and After Action Assessments – January 2013Studies on Emergency Responder Health Monitoring and SurveillanceSleep deprivation and adverse health effects in United States Coast Guard responders to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Sleep Health 2015 Dec; 1(4): 268-274
Injuries and illnesses among American Red Cross responders – United States, 2008-2012
Disaster Med Public Health Prep 2014 Oct; 8(5):404-410
Disaster-related exposures and health effects among US Coast Guard responders to hurricanes Katrina and Rita
J Occup Environ Med 2014 Aug; 56(8):820-833
A comparative assessment of major international disasters: the need for exposure assessment, systematic emergency preparedness, and lifetime health care
BMC Public Health 2017 Dec; 17(1):1-2Practical Applications of ERHMSConcepts in Disaster Medicine: Monitoring the Health of Public Health Responders: Development and Use of the Responder Safety, Tracking, and Resilience System (R-STaR) for Hurricane Matthew
Utilizing the Emergency Responder Health Monitoring and Surveillance System to Prepare for and Respond to Emergencies
Applications: Emergency Responder Health Monitoring and Surveillance: Successful Application – ScienceDirect
Assessment of Emergency Responders After a Vinyl Chloride Release from a Train Derailment — New Jersey, 2012
Phosphine Exposure Among Emergency Responders — Amarillo, Texas, January 2017Other ResourcesCDC Health Advisory: Resources Available for Local and State Public Health Officials: Preparing for and Responding to Bombing Events
CDC Mass Casualty Preparedness and Response Information
NIOSH Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program
NIOSH Traumatic Incident Stress
OSHA Best Practices Information on Mass Casualty Incidents for Hospital-Based First Receivers
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							Last Reviewed:  February 9, 2022						Source: 	National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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