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Journal of Environmental Health
Volume 86, Number 6

About the Cover

After the hurricanes in 2017 in the U.S. Caribbean, it was essential to rebuild, strengthen, and sustain essential environmental health services and systems. This month’s cover article, “Rebuilding Caribbean Environmental Health Post-Crisis Programs: A Preliminary Study for Virtual Mentorship,” highlights the online mentorship program for newly hired and existing environmental health staff and leadership in Caribbean health departments that was developed by the National Environmental Health Association in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The mentorship program provides a national mentoring framework that can enhance the existing workforce and establish a pipeline for a strong future workforce.

Advancement of the Science

Rebuilding Caribbean Environmental Health Post-Crisis Programs: A Preliminary Study for Virtual Membership
Workplace Hazards Impacting the Environmental Health Workforce: A Study Among Practitioners in the United States

Advancement of the Practice

Growing Seeds and Students: Therapeutic Horticulture Programs and the Involvement of University Students
Direct From CDC/Environmental Health Services: Identifying Contributing Factors and Root Causes to Help Stop and Prevent Foodborne Outbreaks
The Practitioner’s Took Kit: Using Water Activity to Control Foodborne Illness
Decoding Training Needs: Developing a Needs Assessment Tool to Inform Workplace Capacity Building in Retail Food Safety

Advancement of the Practitioner

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Resource Corner
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