Haz-Map: A Relational Database of Occupational Toxicology
9 Categories of Occupational Diseases
9 Categories of Occupational Diseases
Occupational Diseases Are Preventable
The Knowledge Coupling Problem
A Flat File Database Is Like an Electronic Filing Cabinet
An Intelligent Relational Database Is Like a Map
The Broad Outline of Haz-Map Is Eight Related Tables
Haz-Map Uses Standard Coding Classification Systems
Toxic Chemicals Can Damage One or More Organ Systems
The Agents Form: Adverse Effects
The Agents Form: Agent Profile
The Agents Form: Exposure Assessment
Identification of Hazardous Job Tasks Is Crucial for Prevention
Examples of the 178 Hazardous Job Tasks
Examples of the 178 Hazardous Job Tasks
Finding Information at the Diseases Level: 3 Examples
Job Tasks in the Shipyards, SIC 3731
Lead Poisoning: Findings & Job Tasks
Results of Query-by-Example for Diseases Linked to “carpenters”
Why Occupational Diseases Are Difficult to Recognize
Chemicals Cause Disease If Three Conditions Are Met: