RESOURCE CORNER
Resource Corner highlights dierent resources the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) has available to meet your education and training needs. These resources provide you with information and knowledge to advance your professional development. Visit our online bookstore at www.neha.org/store for additional information about these and many other pertinent resources!
Handbook of Environmental Health, Volume 1: Biological, Chemical, and Physical Agents of Environmentally Related Disease (4th Edition) Herman Koren and Michael Bisesi (2003)
REHS/RS Study Guide (5th Edition) National Environmental Health Association (2021)
The Registered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian (REHS/RS) credential is the premier credential of NEHA. This edition reflects the most recent changes and advancements in envi- ronmental health technologies and theo- ries. Incorporating the insights of 29 sub- ject matter experts from across academia, industry, and the regulatory community,
A must for the reference library of anyone in the environmental health profession, this book focuses on factors that are generally associated with the internal environment. It was written by experts in the field and copublished with the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA). A variety of environmental issues are covered such as food safety, food technology, insect and rodent control, indoor air quality,
paired with references from over 30 scholarly resources, this essential reference is intended to help those seeking to obtain the NEHA REHS/RS credential. Chapters include general environ- mental health; statutes and regulations; food protection; potable water; wastewater; solid and hazardous waste; hazardous materi- als; zoonoses, vectors, pests, and poisonous plants; radiation pro- tection; occupational safety and health; air quality and environ- mental noise; housing sanitation and safety; institutions and licensed establishments; swimming pools and recreational facili-
hospital environment, home environment, injury control, pesti- cides, industrial hygiene, instrumentation, and much more. Envi- ronmental issues, energy, practical microbiology and chemistry, risk assessment, emerging infectious diseases, laws, toxicology, epidemi- ology, human physiology, and the e ects of the environment on humans are also covered. Study reference for the NEHA Regis- tered Environmental Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian credential exam. 790 pages, hardback Member: $215/Nonmember: $245 Handbook of Environmental Health, Volume 2: Pollutant Interactions With Air, Water, and Soil (4th Edition) Herman Koren and Michael Bisesi (2003)
ties; and emergency preparedness. 261 pages, spiral-bound paperback Member: $169/Nonmember: $199
Control of Communicable Diseases Manual (21st Edition) Edited by David L. Heymann, MD (2022)
The 21st edition of the Control of Communi- cable Diseases Manual ( CCDM ) was updated to include new chapters on SARS-CoV-2, Zika virus, and many other pathogens and infectious diseases. This landmark publica- tion is essential to people working in and around public health. The manual is one of the most widely recognized sourcebooks on infectious diseases and provides detailed, accurate, and informative text for public
A must for the reference library of anyone in the environmental health profession, this book focuses on factors that are generally associated with the outdoor environment. It was written by experts in the field and copublished with NEHA. A variety of environmental issues are covered such as toxic air pollutants and air quality control; risk assessment; solid and haz- ardous waste problems and controls; safe drink-
ing water problems and standards; onsite and public sewage prob- lems and control; plumbing hazards; air, water, and solid waste programs; technology transfer; GIS and mapping; bioterrorism and security; disaster emergency health programs; ocean dumping; and much more. Study reference for the NEHA Registered Environmen- tal Health Specialist/Registered Sanitarian credential exam. 876 pages, hardback Member: $215/Nonmember: $245
health workers. Each listing is easy to read and includes identifi- cation, infectious agent, occurrence, mode of transmission, incu- bation period, susceptibility, and resistance. The CCDM is a study reference for the NEHA Registered Environmental Health Special- ist/Registered Sanitarian and Certified Professional–Food Safety credential exams. 750 pages, paperback Member: $75/Nonmember: $85
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