Case Studies in Occupational Epidemiology
"Allows readers to apply epidemiologic concepts previously learned to actual case studies, thereby building upon and adding to their previous knowledge. . . . recommended as a tool for use in epidemiology courses. It allows the reader to learn both epidemiology concepts as well as current issues in occupational health." --American Public Health Association Newsletter"A first class source of examples of epidemiology at work which can be mined by teachers of the subject....A good and well produced resource for teachers of epidemiology...." --Australasian Epidemiological Association News"Steenland offers a fresh perspective for the teaching of occupational and general epidemiology....The text is excellent....I would strongly recommend this book for use in introductory and intermediate occupationally slanted epidemiology courses and for those who wish to explore some of the reasoning behind specific study designs, implementations, and interpretations." --Daniel Wartenberg, PhD, American Journal of Preventive Medicine"Overall, the text is excellent. . . . With adequate supplementation, I would strongly recommend this book in introductory and intermediate occupationally slanted epidemiology courses and for those who wish to explore some of the reasoning behind specific study designs, implementations, and interpretations."--Daniel Wartenberg, Ph. D.,American Journal of Preventive Medicine