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Title: Call for Journal Articles

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Section/SPIG: Occupational Health and Safety

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Call for Occupational Health and Safety Articles

The interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal Family and Community Health is producing an entire issue on promoting workplace health and safety. Articles are due by Oct. 1, 2004, to Issue Editor: Marianne Brown, UCLA LOSH-Program at <mpbrown@ucla.edu>.

We are soliciting articles on:
  • Adolescents & Workplace Health & Safety

  • Extent of the Problem (1 article)

  • Interventions to reduce workplace injuries/illnesses in adolescents (2 articles)


  • Immigrant Workers & Workplace Health & Safety

  • Extent of the Problem (1 article)

  • Interventions to reduce workplace injuries/illnesses in immigrant workers (2 articles)


  • The impact of work-related injuries and illnesses on the family

  • Extent of the Problem (1 article)

  • Interventions to reduce impact (2 articles)


  • Impact of workplace health and safety risks on the nearby community

  • Extent of the Problem (1 article)

  • Interventions to reduce impact (2 articles)


    • The purpose of Family and Community Health (FCH) is to focus health care practitioners, regardless of area of practice on a common goal: to provide a forum to discuss a holistic approach to family and community healthcare and primary healthcare, including health promotion and disease prevention. Each issue of FCH focuses on a specific topic that can be used by faculty, practitioners, and students in a range of health care disciplines.

    FCH is indexed in the Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature (CINAHL); Current Contents/Social and Behavioral Sciences; Research Alert; Social SciSearch; Family Studies Database; Health Promotion and Education Database; Cancer Prevention and Control Database; Nursing Abstracts; Psychological Abstracts; PsychINFO; PsysLIT; Journals@ovid; Sociological Abstracts; Social Planning/Policy & Development Abstracts; MEDLINE; MEDLARS; and Index Medicus.