Benefits of using community researchers in occupational & environmental research projects: an update on the lessons learned from assessing pesticide exposure in residents

Karen Galea; Paul Teedon; Laura MacCalman; Kate  Jones; John Cocker; Anne J. Sleeuwenhoek; John Cherrie; Martie van Tongeren

Benefits of using community researchers in occupational & environmental research projects: an update on the lessons learned from assessing pesticide exposure in residents

Karen Galea, Paul Teedon, Laura MacCalman, Kate Jones, John Cocker, Anne J. Sleeuwenhoek, John Cherrie, Martie van Tongeren

Civil Engineering and Environmental Management

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Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 14 Mar 2013

Keywords

pesticides exposure
community researchers
residents
biological monitoring

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Benefits of using community researchers in occupational & environmental research projects: an update on the lessons learned from assessing pesticide exposure in residents

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