EVALUACIÓN DE RIESGOS E IMPACTO EN LA SALUD
| Nombre del Responsable |
Dra. Gerry Eijkemans |
| Área de Especialidad |
Especialista en Salud Pública y Salud Ocupacional |
| Teléfonos de Oficina |
(52) (55) 5980-0890 |
| Contacto |
Secretaria Verónica Díaz |
| Resumen Curricular: |
Médica, Holandesa, con
15 años de experiencia en el área de Salud Ocupacional, Salud Ambiental, trabajo infantil. La experiencia más reciente dentro de la OMS/OPS ha sido:
- 2002-2007: Punto Focal Programa Global Salud de los Trabajadores OMS Ginebra
- 2001-2002- OIT Ginebra; asesora de salud del programa de erradicación del trabajo infantil
- 2000-2001- OMS Ginebra; programa de Salud Ocupacional
- 1997-2000- Consultora Regional Salud Ocupacional OPS Washington
- 1995-1997- Asesora Nacional Salud Ocupacional OPS Perú
- 1993-1995- Asesora Nacional Salud Ocupacional OPS Panamá
También ha colaborado en Asia (particularmente China y India), África y América Latina brindado cooperación tecnica en más que 60 países.
Su particular interés y expertise es en determinantes de la salud, salud de los trabajadores, trabajo infantil, espacios saludables, gestión y evaluación de riesgos ambientales y ocupacionales.
Desde enero 2008 es Asesora Salud Ambiental y Desarrollo Sostenible, OPS México
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| Publicaciones |
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Eijkemans G, Merida D: Salud de los Trabajadores en Panama. The Challenges for Environmental Health. Revista Organisation Panamericana de la Salud, Panama 1995.
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Borga A, Eijkemans G: Repindex 61: Occupational Risks of Health Workers. April 1997.CEPIS Peru. ISSN: 0252-7987
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Health Conditions in the Americas, Chapter on Workers’ Health ; Pan American Health Organization, Washington DC 1998 Main author
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“Regional Plan on workers’ health”, Pan American Health Organization, Washington DC 1999 Co-author
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Choi BCK, Eijkemans GJM, Tennassee LM. Prioritization of occupational sentinel health events for workplace health and hazard surveillance: the Pan American Health Organization experience. In: J Occup Environ Med. 2001 Feb;43(2):147-57.
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Eijkemans G.WHO/ILO Joint Effort on Occupational Health and Safety in Africa; International Occupational Hygiene Association Newsletter, March 2001, Vol. 9(1)
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Choi BK, Tennassee MT, Eijkemans GJM. Developing regional workplace health and hazards surveillance in the Americas. In: Pan American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 10, No. 6, December 2001
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Swuste P, Eijkemans G: Occupational safety, health, and hygiene in the urban informal sector of sub-Saharan Africa: an application of the Prevention and Control Exchange (PACE) program to the informal-sector workers in healthy city projects. In: Int J Occup Environ Health. 2002 Apr-Jun;8(2):113-8.
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Eijkemans G. occupational health services as part of primary health care. Asian Pacific Newsletter on occupational health and safety. Nov 2004
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Eijkemans G. WHO and ILO Joint Effort on Occupational Health and Safety in Africa. African Newsletter on Occupational Health and Safety, August 2004.
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Susan Q. Wilburn, Gerry Eijkemans. Preventing Needlestick Injuries among Healthcare Workers: A WHO-ICN Collaboration. IJOEH Vol 10, No. 4. 2004
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Eijkemans, G. Chapter on child labour and health; some reflections. Protecting our future. Contributions to Child labour. ISPESL and WHO; Rome 2004.
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Gerry J.M. Eijkemans, MD, MPH 1 *, Jukka Takala, DSc Moving knowledge of global burden of disease into preventive action. Editorial American Journal Industrial Medicine Volume 48, Issue 6 , Pages 395 - 399, Special Issue: Contribution of Occupational Risks to the Global Burden of Disease . 2005
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Eijkemans G, Fingerhut M, Proceedings from the Economic Evaluation of Occupational Health and Safety Interventions at the Company Level Conference, November 2004, Washington, DC, Journal of Safety Research 36, 2005
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G. Eijkemans, B. Goelzer, WHO. Occupational hygiene in Southern Africa. African Newsletter on Occupational Health and Safety, December 2005
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Gender equality, work and health: A review of the evidencePrepared by Dr Karen Messing, and Dr Piroska Östlin, with input from Dr Claudia García-Moreno, Department of Gender, Women and Health (GWH) and Dr Gerry Eijkemans, Occupational and Environmental Health Unit in the Department of Public Health and Environment (PHE), WHO 2006, ISBN 92 4 159353 9
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