New CPH-NEW research
Study to look at work-
family impact of extended, irregular work days
CPH-NEW investigators Jennifer Cavallari and Alicia Dugan of UConn Health Center were recently awarded a grant entitled, "Changes in the way we work: the non-standard workday and worker and family health" from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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CPH-NEW Investigators Alicia Dugan, PhD, and Jennifer Cavallari, ScD, will lead the new RWJ study.
CPH-NEW extends study on aging, work capacity, and retirement
CPH-NEW Co-Director Martin Cherniack, MD, was awarded a NIOSH grant,
University of Connecticut Study on Aging, Musculoskeletal Disorders and Work Capacity (UConn-SAM).
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Cora Roelofs, ScD (UMass Lowell)
will study Human Resources manager perceptions of employer preparedness to promote TWH in emergencies.
Lisa Rusch, MS, CEP (UConn Health)
will study work factors influencing sick leave and leisure time physical activity in working breast cancer survivors.
Katrina Burch, MA (UConn Storrs)
will study work-related predictors of aggressive driving during commuting.
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Upcoming Events
CPH-NEW Researchers will be talking about TWH at these events!
May 5-8
2nd International Symposium to Advance TWH
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(2017) Occupational Health Sciences.
Issue #53: Human Services Workers and the Effect of Managerialism
Issue #54: Young Adults with Chronic Disease and Disability in the Labor Market
To view all CPH-NEW articles,
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The CPH-NEW Resources page provides links to key tools and information available from the CDC, the Total Worker Health Center, and other organizations.
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