P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 79, Issue 5, 2018September 01, 2018 EDT
Clean Construction Practices at Hospitals Improve Public Health
Clean Construction Practices at Hospitals Improve Public Health
Articles in Vol. 79, Issue 5, 2018
Vol. 79, Issue 5, 2018
- Climate Change and Public Health through the Lens of Rural, Eastern North CarolinaGregory D. KearneyKatherine JonesRonny A. BellMarian SwinkerThomas R. Allen
- Mortality and Health Outcomes in North Carolina Communities Located in Close Proximity to Hog Concentrated Animal Feeding OperationsJulia KravchenkoSung Han RhewIgor AkushevichPankaj AgarwalH. Kim Lyerly
- The Impact of Coal-Powered Electrical Plants and Coal Ash Impoundments on the Health of Residential CommunitiesJulia KravchenkoH. Kim Lyerly
- Going (Way) Back to the BasicsPeter J. Morris
- Health and the Environment in North CarolinaH. Kim LyerlyDavid B. Peden
- Ambient Air Quality and Cardiovascular Health: Translation of Environmental Research for Public Health and Clinical CareWayne E. CascioThomas C. Long
- The Unexpected Health Effects of Air PollutionDavid B. Peden
- Safeguarding Children's Health: Time to Enact a Health-Based Standard and Comprehensive Testing, Mitigation, and Communication Protocol for Lead in Drinking WaterJennifer Hoponick RedmonJacqueline MacDonald GibsonKatherine P. WoodwardAnna M. AceitunoKeith E. Levine
- Emerging Contaminants and Environmental HealthA. Stanley Meiburg
- On the Front Lines of Climate Health Effects in North CarolinaLauren ThieKimberly Thigpen Tart
- Heat Exposure and Health Impacts in North CarolinaMargaret Kovach Sugg
- Connecting Environmental Justice and Community Health: Effects of Hog Production in North CarolinaVirginia T. GuidrySarah M. RhodesCourtney G. WoodsDevon J. HallJessica L. Rinsky
- The Health Impacts of Environmental Policy: The North Carolina Clean Smokestacks ActJulia KravchenkoH. Kim LyerlyWilliam Ross
- Clean Construction Practices at Hospitals Improve Public HealthRachel McIntosh-KastrinskyTom Zweng
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: Dr. Bob Parr Takes the Lead in Tracking PollutionRachel McIntosh-Kastrinsky
- Philanthropy Profile: Protecting North Carolina's Health by Investing in a Healthy EnvironmentJune BlotnickH. Kim Lyerly
- Running the Numbers: Trends in Lead Poisoning Prevention Data for Children Aged < 6 Years in North CarolinaKim Angelon-GaetzAnn Newman Chelminski
- Naloxone-Prescribing Practices: A Missed OpportunityShane StoneErin BarnesChristopher J McLouthCandice J. McNeil
McIntosh-Kastrinsky, Rachel, and Tom Zweng. 2018. “Clean Construction Practices at Hospitals Improve Public Health.” North Carolina Medical Journal 79 (5): 334–36. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.79.5.334.