What's New - HSE Science and Research Publications
New Published Articles
Butler O and Forder J, (2024) A
new proficiency testing scheme for occupational hygiene
laboratories undertaking the analysis of diesel engine particulate
emissions. Accreditation and Quality Assurance
Iskandar I, Gawkrodger D J, Byrne L, Gittins M, Carder
M, Fishwick D and van Tongeren M, (2024) Trends in
work-related respiratory diseases attributed to nickel, chromium
and cobalt in the UK: descriptive findings from The Health and
Occupation Research (THOR) network
1996-2019.Occupational & Environmental
Medicine, 81, 220-224
Wrenn K, Blomquist P, Manley P, Yuan J-M, Gilham E,
Higgins H, Curran A and Chen Y, (2024) Description of control measures, attitudes, and
behaviours at a scientific conference with a confirmed COVID-19
case but no reported onward transmission, November 2021
England. Public Health in Practice, 8, 100521. 1
Advance Publications
Nicholls G, Atkinson B, Van Veldhoven K, Nicholls I,
Coldwell M, Clarke A, Atchison C, Raja A, Bennett A, Morgan D,
Pearce N, Fletcher T, Brickley E and Chen Y.
(2023) An
outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 in a public-facing office in England.
Occupational Medicine,
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Rutter C, van Tongeren M, Fletcher T, Rhodes S, Chen Y,
Hall I, Warren N and Pearce N, (2024) Risk factors for SARS-CoV-2 infection at a UK
electricity-generating company: a test-negative design case-control
study. Occupational and Environmental
Medicine
Recently Published Reports
Health and Safety Executive HSE Annual Science Review 2024
Health and Safety Executive, (2024)
Work-related fatal injuries in Great Britain, 2024. Data up to
March 2024.
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