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Public Health, Vol.123, No.2, Feb. 2009: hal. 182-187
[s.l.] : [s.n.] : s.a.]
Indeks Artikel Jurnal-Majalah   Pusat Informasi Kesehatan Masyarakat
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620.82 BHA o (RS)
[s.l.] : New York: CRC Press, 2012, s.a.]
Kumpulan Daftar Isi Buku   Pusat Informasi Kesehatan Masyarakat
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EHC-14
[s.l.] : Geneva WHO 1979, s.a.]
EHC (Series)   Pusat Informasi Kesehatan Masyarakat
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EHC-160
[s.l.] : Geneva WHO 1994, s.a.]
EHC (Series)   Pusat Informasi Kesehatan Masyarakat
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Int. J. of Epid. (IJE), Vol. 37, No. 3, June 2008, hal.: 654-667
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Shin-Wen Lin ... [et al.]
AJE Vol.178, No.4
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013
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Wenjin Li, Roberta M. Ray, David B. Thomas, Michael Yost, Scott Davis, Norman Breslow, Dao Li Gao, E. Dawn Fitzgibbons, Janice E. Camp, Eva Wong, Karen J. Wernli, Harvey Checkoway
Abstrak: Exposure to magnetic fields (MFs) is hypothesized to increase the risk of breast cancer by reducing production of melatonin by the pineal gland. A nested case-cohort study was conducted to investigate the association between occupational exposure to MFs and the risk of breast cancer within a cohort of 267,400 female textile workers in Shanghai, China. The study included 1,687 incident breast cancer cases diagnosed from 1989 to 2000 and 4,702 noncases selected from the cohort. Subjects' complete work histories were linked to a job-exposure matrix developed specifically for the present study to estimate cumulative MF exposure. Hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals were calculated using Cox proportional hazards modeling that was adapted for the case-cohort design. Hazard ratios were estimated in relation to cumulative exposure during a woman's entire working years. No association was observed between cumulative exposure to MFs and overall risk of breast cancer. The hazard ratio for the highest compared with the lowest quartile of cumulative exposure was 1.03 (95% confidence interval: 0.87, 1.21). Similar null findings were observed when exposures were lagged and stratified by age at breast cancer diagnosis. The findings do not support the hypothesis that MF exposure increases the risk of breast cancer.
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AJE Vol.178, No.7
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013
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The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, Vol.57, No.7, Augt. 2013: hal. 842-852
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Maheswara Ardhani Nararya; Pembimbing: Doni Hikmat Ramdhan; Penguji: Laksita Ri Hastiti, Ade Kurdiman
Abstrak:
Tekanan panas merupakan salah satu faktor bahaya fisik di lingkungan kerja yang dapat menyebabkan berbagai gangguan kesehatan akibat panas. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan penilaian tekanan panas yang umumnya menggunakan indeks Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT). Namun, penggunaan alat ukur WBGT standar masih memiliki beberapa keterbatasan. Sebagai alternatif, telah dikembangkan alat real-time monitoring tekanan panas berbasis low-cost sensor yang terintegrasi dengan sistem Internet of Things (IoT). Namun, validitas hasil pengukuran alat tersebut masih belum diketahui secara komprehensif. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui dan menganalisis validitas alat real-time monitoring tekanan panas berbasis low-cost sensor terhadap alat ukur WBGT standar pada area indoor dan outdoor. Penelitian menggunakan desain studi komparasi (method comparison study) dengan pendekatan kuantitatif. Analisis validitas dilakukan melalui perbandingan hasil pengukuran alat real-time monitoring berbasis low-cost sensor dan alat ukur WBGT standar berdasarkan kriteria presisi, bias, linearitas, dan error pada parameter suhu kering, suhu basah alami, suhu radian, kelembapan relatif, dan nilai WBGT. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa suhu kering memiliki validitas yang baik pada pengukuran indoor dan outdoor. Suhu basah alami dan suhu radian menunjukkan validitas yang baik pada pengukuran indoor, namun mengalami penurunan validitas pada pengukuran outdoor. Kelembapan relatif menunjukkan presisi dan linearitas yang baik, namun validitasnya belum optimal karena nilai bias dan error yang relatif tinggi. Nilai WBGT menunjukkan validitas yang sangat baik pada pengukuran indoor, namun masih memerlukan peningkatan akurasi pada pengukuran outdoor. Secara kesuluruhan, validitas alat real-time monitoring tekanan panas berbasis low-cost sensor lebih baik pada pengukuran indoor dibandingkan outdoor. Alat yang dikembangkan ini berpotensi digunakan sebagai sistem pemantauan tekanan panas secara real-time, terutama pada lingkungan indoor, dengan tetap memerlukan penyempurnaan alat untuk meningkatkan validitas pengukuran outdoor.

Heat stress is one of the physical hazards in the workplace that may cause various heat-related health effects. Therefore, heat stress assessment is required, which commonly assessed using Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) index. However, the use of standard WBGT instruments still has several limitations. As an alternative, a low-cost sensor-based real-time heat stress monitoring device integrated with an Internet of Things (IoT) system has been developed. However, the validity of its measurement results has not yet comprehensively known. This study aimed to determine and analyze the validity of a low-cost sensor-based real-time heat stress monitoring device against a standard WBGT instrument in indoor and outdoor environments. This study employed a quantitative method comparison design. Validity analysis was assessed by comparing measurements obtained from the low-cost sensor-based real-time monitoring device and the standard WBGT instrument based on precision, bias, linearity, and error for dry-bulb temperature, natural wet-bulb temperature, globe temperature, relative humidity, and the WBGT value. The results showed that dry-bulb temperature demonstrated good validity in both indoor and outdoor measurements. Natural wet-bulb temperature and globe temperature showed good validity in indoor measurements but experienced a decrease in validity during outdoor measurements. Relative humidity demonstrated good precision and linearity, but its validity was not optimal due to relatively high bias and error values. The WBGT value showed excellent validity in indoor measurements, but still required improved accuracy in outdoor environments. Overall, the validity of the low-cost sensor-based real-time heat stress monitoring device was better in indoor than outdoor environments. The developed device has the potential to be used as a real-time heat stress monitoring system, particularly in indoor settings, although further improvements are needed to enhance the validity of outdoor measurements.
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S-12291
Depok : FKM-UI, 2026
S1 - Skripsi   Pusat Informasi Kesehatan Masyarakat
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Proceedings of the tenth Asian conference on occupational health 1982 (daftar isi): 1. New development in the work of WHO in occupational health; 2. A comparison of heat stress indices in a hot humid environment; 3. An occupational health service in a diversified Australian corporation; 4. Occupational health service; 5. recent advances in occupational health services for small csale industries in Japan; 6. Industrial nursing service in peninsular Malaysia; 7. The status of occupational health services in the Philippines; 8. An overview of trends in the development of occupational health and safety in Singapura; 9. Occupational health programme in Thailand present and future; 10. The control of occupational health hazards in Singapore; 11. occupational hygiene in Australia - past, present and future; 12. Occupational health service agencies for minor industries in Japan; 13. Recent progress in the activity of Kyoto industrial health association, especially in work environment monitoring; 14. A state of California/ University supported occupational health centre; 15. Occupational health development in Germany; 16. Recent trends in occupational health education; 17. Contemporary education in occupational medicine one view from the United States; 18. The recent trend of occupational health education in Indonesia; 19. Recent trends in education on occupational health in Australia; 20. Tha training and supply of physicians for industry; 21. Occupational safety and health education - recent development in western Australia; 22. Symposium on agricultural and plantation health: paraquat spraying: comparative risks from high and low volume spraying techniques; 23. Problems and programme development in agricultural occupational health and safety; 24. Occ. pulmonary disease in Agricultural workers; 25. Blood cholinesterase level in organophosphorus poisoning; 26. Plantation family welfare supervisors (an ILO /UNFPA project); 27. Agricultural chemicals - how their potential hazards are controlled in New Zealand; 28. Risk factors for cerebral stroke among farmers and woodcutters in a Japanese community; 29. Nutritional problems among Japanese farmers in comparison with urban populations; 30. Health status of agricultural workers in Japan with special reference to climatical conditions; 31. Conjunctivitis due to cultivation work observed among Indonesian peasants; 32. Determination of blood cholinesterase activity on normal and after exposure to cholinesterase; 33. Decreasing cholinesterase activity level of labourers exposed to pesticides; 34. The determination of blood cholinesterase in the field; 35. Occ. pesticide poisoning; 36. Occ. exposure to organophosphorous insecticides in Singapore; 37. Health of agr. workers in Jatiluhur Irrigation areas; 38. Forum on ergonomics in Occupational Health: System ergonomics in action in Bali; 39. The role occ. biomechanics in increasing productivity; 40. The investigation of working conditions and environment by application of ergonomic checklist ; 41. Higher productivity through improved working conditions and environment; 42. Ergonomic model villages in Bali; 43. Chronic fatigue female keypunch operators, work related and/ or menses related; 44. VDU - work station design - reducing the health hazard; 45. VDT workplace design and physical fatigue; 46. Requirements of driving cab seat; 47. Effects of night work on health conditions among the sweep-workers of shinkansen-cars; 48. Twelve hour shift work and health ; 49. Ergonomics in relation to occ. safety and health in jute industries in Eastern India; 50. Relationship of hot working conditions and sweat loss; 51. Seminar on Accidents at work: Major factors associated with severe occ. hand injury in Hong Kong; 52. retrospective analysis into aetiology of industrial hand injuries; 53. The self-regulation approach to accident prevention; 54. Analysis of injuries among tunnel workers in the tenom pangi hydro-power project; 55. Epidemiology of work accidents and injuries among professional fire fighters in Singapore; 56. Epidemiology of work accidents and injuries among professional fire fighters in Singapore; 57. Accident analysis of the women workers during working hours for these five years; 58. Prevention and control of work injuries on manufacturing plant; 59. Health and safety aspects of bus drivers in Bali; 60. Accudents at work - the Singapore experience; 61. Repetition strain injuries in data process operators; 62. Repetitive movement injuries; 63. Health hazards of physical agents anf their control: Assessment of occ. noise exposure for hearing conservation programme; 64. A field study on noise-induced hearing loss of forest workers - the interaction of noise and local vibration to hearing; 65. Noise prevention and personal hearing protection - Swedish experiences; 66. Studies of noise induced hearing loss. Accidental exposure to sudden noise at work sites use of ear protectors, Swedish experiences; 67. Effects of noise on the brain metabolism in rat; 68. Vibration hazards in rock-drill operators of the anthracite mine; 69. Studies on the finger blood flow and peripheral nerve conduction velocity in workers using vibrating tools; 70. Decompression sickness (Bends) in Hong Kong subway construction work; 71. Relationship between ponderal index and percentage body fat with susceptibility to type I bends in 79 expatriate compressed air workers in Hong Kong; 72. Physical characteristics of Okinawan fishing-divers; 73.
P 613.62 LAI p
[s.l.] : Singapore 1982, s.a.]
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