International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

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International Journal ofOccupational and Environmental Medicine

Peer-reviewed research on exposures encountered at work and in the wider environment, their effects on human health, and the surveillance, prevention and clinical practice that follow.

Exposure crosses the boundary between a workplace, a community, a clinic and a population, and so does the work that removes it. This journal follows it across.

An office interior with people working at desks, seen through a glass wall beside a terrace where air-monitoring instruments stand on tripods and a field worker records readings on a tablet, with a river and a city skyline beyond.
Conceptual illustration — the workplace, the instruments that characterize its air, and the wider environment they share.

The evidence pathway

Field to clinic, in the journal’s own record

Occupational and environmental medicine follows an exposure from the place it arises to the action that removes it. Each stage below is anchored to an article this journal has published.

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Latest articles

2024-12-21
Volume 1, Issue 3

The Effects of A 7-Minute HIIT Workout on Stress and Burnout in Outpatient Physical Therapists

Charles Salvo; Kristin Kissling; Andre Bearzi; Victoria Bondarenko; Tate Llanso; Luke Tolley; Matthew Weinstock-Collins; Matthew Caputo

Pages 32–42  ·  DOI 10.14302/issn.2690-0904.ijoe-24-5353

2023-03-25
Volume 1, Issue 3

Prevention and Safety Training to Improve Community Health

Vajihe Keshaverz

Pages 1–9  ·  DOI 10.14302/issn.2690-0904.ijoe-21-3884

2021-10-06
Volume 1, Issue 3

The Use of Metabolomic Tool in Assessing Environmental Exposure

Michele Polyana Rocha Mendes; Leiliane Coelho Andre

Pages 10–31  ·  DOI 10.14302/issn.2690-0904.ijoe-21-3966

What the journal publishes

Subject domains

  • Occupational medicine Health, safety and fitness for work across industries and forms of employment.
  • Environmental medicine Health effects of exposures in air, water, soil, housing and the built environment.
  • Exposure science Industrial hygiene, monitoring, biomonitoring and the methods that make measurement comparable.
  • Epidemiology and surveillance Distribution and determinants of exposure-related disease, and the systems that track them.
  • Prevention and population health Control measures, prevention programs and evaluation of what they achieve.
  • Clinical assessment and management Diagnosis, exposure history, fitness for work, rehabilitation and return to work.
  • Policy and implementation Regulation, standards and implementation research in occupational and environmental health.

Exposure may be chemical, physical, biological, ergonomic, psychosocial or environmental. The Aims and Scope page states the remit and its boundary in full.

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