Attending to Pesticide Exposure & Heat Illness among Farmworkers: Results from an Attention Placebo-Controlled Evaluation Design

Joseph G. Grzywacz,Melinda Gonzales-Backen,Amy Liebman,Antonio J. Marín,Maribel Trejo,Cecilia Ordaz Gudino,Jeannie Economos,J. Antonio Tovar-Aguilar

Attending to Pesticide Exposure & Heat Illness among Farmworkers: Results from an Attention Placebo-Controlled Evaluation Design

2019

Joseph G. Grzywacz
Melinda Gonzales-Backen
Amy Liebman
Antonio J. Marín
Maribel Trejo
Cecilia Ordaz Gudino
Jeannie Economos
J. Antonio Tovar-Aguilar

Objective:Determine the effectiveness of curricula for improving knowledge and attitudes pertaining to pesticide exposure and heat illness among immigrant Latino farmworkers.Methods:A pesticide safety curriculum informed by the revised Worker Protection Standard (WPS) was tested against an attention

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Medicine
Curriculum
Placebo
Environmental health
Heat illness
Pesticide
Immigration
Worker Protection Standard
evaluation design

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