Health and Safety Aspects in Laboratory Design: Prevention thru Design

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Lou DiBerardinis, MS, CIH, CSP, director, Environmental, Health and Safety at MIT and Instructor at HSPH, will provide a preview of the upcoming course, Guidelines for Laboratory Design, offered by Executive Continuing Professional Education.  He will will explain the process for incorporating health and safety in laboratory design, describe key health and safety features in … Continue reading "Health and Safety Aspects in Laboratory Design: Prevention thru Design"

Decent Work in the United States: A Public Health Perspective

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Dr. Pratap will discuss her research and insights on decent work in the US.  She will define "decent work" and discuss the role of public health in supporting decent work.  Dr. Pratap will discuss research and practice opportunities to further the goal of decent work for all and reference the newly-accepted APHA policy on decent … Continue reading "Decent Work in the United States: A Public Health Perspective"

Leadership and Management: The Importance for Public Health Professionals

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In the Monday ERC Seminar, Lou DiBerardinis, Director, Environment, Health and Safety at MIT and Instructor at HSPH, will discuss the difference between leadership and management, identify skills needed to be a successful leader, identify strategies for prioritizing work, and discuss the role of transformational leadership.  This is a preview of a continuing education course … Continue reading "Leadership and Management: The Importance for Public Health Professionals"

Routine Uncertainty in the Service Sector

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Dr. Schneider, PhD, the Malcom Wiener Professor of Social Policy, Professor of Sociology, Harvard Kennedy School, will discuss work scheduling practices in the service sector and describe the effects of exposure to precarious scheduling on worker health and wellbeing. His presentation will also cover the contributions of labor standards to work scheduling instability and research … Continue reading "Routine Uncertainty in the Service Sector"

Implementation Science Approaches for Occupational Safety and Health Research

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Rebecca J. Guerin, PhD, CHES, Chief, Social Science and Translation Research Branch, Division of Science Integration, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will define implementation science and discuss its importance to and application for occupational safety and health research.  She will differentiate implementation outcomes from effectiveness outcomes.

Who is most likely to thrive after engaging with social media? A differential susceptibility approach to a complex question

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This event is part of the Lee Kum Sheung Center for Health and Happiness monthly seminar series, focused on digital media and well-being. Dr. Sarah M. Coyne is a professor of human development in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University. Her research interests involve media, aggression, gender, and child development. She regularly … Continue reading "Who is most likely to thrive after engaging with social media? A differential susceptibility approach to a complex question"

2022-2023 Child Protection Certificate: Applications Now Being Accepted

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Are you passionate about Child Protection?  The FXB Center for Health & Human Rights is accepting applications for our 2022-2023 Child Protection Certificate cohort.  Harvard graduate students across all schools and degree programs may apply, but admission is limited to 30 individuals.  Please see website for details and the application form:  https://fxb.harvard.edu/child-protection-curriculum/