Using advanced racial and ethnic identity demographics to improve surveillance of work-related conditions in an occupational clinic setting.

Andre G Montoya-BarthelemyKaryn LeniekEmily BannisterMarcus RushingFozia A AbrarTobias E BaumannMadeleine ManlyJonathan WilhelmAshley NieceScott M Riester Hyun KimJonathan SellmanJay DesaiPaul J AndersonRalph S BovardNicolas P PronkZeke J McKinney

Published in: American journal of industrial medicine (2022)

Our project demonstrates the usefulness of a questionnaire which more effectively identifies racial/ethnic subpopulations in an occupational medicine clinic, permitting far more detailed characterization of their occupations, industries, and diagnoses.

Keyphrases

primary care
public health
quality improvement
genome wide
cross sectional
african american
psychometric properties
gene expression
dna methylation
patient reported