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Identifying employee, workplace and population characteristics associated with COVID-19 outbreaks in the workplace: a population-based study
This analysis used multiple data sources linked by geographical unit (MSOA) with, on average, 2532 workers per unit. Ideally, analysis would be conducted at an individual or workplace level, but such data are not readily available at the national level. Therefore, the employee demographics had to be approximated, using the expected demographics of employees in the MSOA where people live and industry distribution in the MSOA where people work.
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Update on ONC PULSE initiative
“Seven years ago the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) began work on the Patient Unified Lookup System for Emergencies (PULSE).
Upgrading the PULSE Emergency Response Tool to a Community Edition
Recently, ONC launched a new, code-only technical solution called PULSE-Community Edition (PULSE Community) that builds on the original PULSE code. PULSE Community enables first responders and other response personnel (e.g., epidemiologists, emergency medical services, and health care volunteers) to securely access vital health information they need during emergencies and disasters from connected health care organizations.
A university changed
How the Kent State shootings affected students, faculty and communityThe Students for a Democratic Society march past the ROTC building protesting the war in Vietnam in the spring of 1969.Credit: Andrew popik On May 4, 1970, Jerry M. Lewis was a young faculty member at Kent State University. A rally was going on outside, protesting the war in Vietnam and the recent invasion of Cambodia.
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