Safety & Health Assessment & Research for Prevention (SHARP) — Research for Safe Work
Content of SHARP Focus newsletter issues listed with most recent first.
- Psychological Aggression in Pacific Northwest Library Settings: Impact on Employee Health and Well-Being (Spring 2013).
- Organizational Resources and Psychological Aggression in Pacific Northwest Library Settings (Winter 2013).
- Workplace Violence and Disruptive Behavior in Washington Psychiatric Settings (Fall 2012).
- Using ergonomics principles to help Nicaraguan coffee harvesters (Summer 2012).
- TIRES Social Media Experience (Spring 2012).
- WMSD Prevention Tools for High Risk Industries (Winter 2012).
- Bullying Among Washington Library Staff (Fall 2011).
- Young Worker Hazard Alerts (Summer 2011).
- Evaluation of DOSH Effectiveness 1999-2008 (Spring 2011).
- Work-Related Asthma in Washington State (Winter 2011).
- How Washington State ABLES Protects Workers (Fall 2010).
- Young Worker Injuries (Summer 2010).
- Prevent Workplace Violence in Psychiatric Settings (Winter 2010).
- Top of the Pubs (Fall 2009).
- Trade Publications (Summer 2009).
- Work-Related Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities (Spring 2009).
- Occupational Health Disparities (Winter 2009).
- Evaluation of the SPH Law (Summer 2008).
- Identifying High Risk Industries for Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (Winter 2008).
- Work-Related Violence in Washington State (Fall 2007).
- Trucking Employee Survey (Summer 2007).
- SHARP Investigates Hospitalized Occupational Burns (Spring 2007).
- SHARP evaluates effect of DOSH enforcement and consultation activities on compensable workers' compensation claims rates (Winter 2007).
- Working with small business - safety and health in the automotive collision repair industry (Fall 2006).
- SHARP's Trucking Initiative identifies hazards and needs of employers (Summer 2006).
- SHARP Investigates Heat-related Illness in Washington State's Workers (Spring 2006).
- Safe Patient Handling (Winter 2006).
- Carbon monoxide poisoning from forklifts - Bad for workers, bad for business (Fall 2005).
- Documenting the long-term impact of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome on worker earnings (Summer 2005).
- High priority industries - Identifying where to invest prevention resources (Spring 2005).
