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  • The Antineoplastic Drug Exposure Monitoring Program

    Researchers at UBC’s School of Population and Public Health are working to characterize where and how antineoplastic drug contamination occurs in pharmacy and clinical settings as well as veterinary and research facilities.

  • Antineoplastic Drug Detection

    We offer a novel wipe sampling and high-performance liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (HPLC-MS/MS) analysis method for the simultaneous detection of 11 antineoplastic drugs.

  • Improved Decontamination Procedure

    The Antineopastic Drug Exposure Monitoring Program aims to improve antineoplastic drug decontamination and guide surveillance methods and policies to better protect healthcare workers.

The Occupational Hygiene Research (OHR) group at the School of Population and Public Health, UBC, is dedicated to studying and mitigating health risks associated with workplace exposures. Our research focuses on identifying, assessing, and controlling environmental hazards in occupational settings, ensuring the well-being of workers across various industries. 

 

Research Priorities 

  1. Hazardous Drug Exposure: Investigating contamination levels and decontamination methods in healthcare, veterinary and community settings. 
  2.  Illicit Drug Exposure Assessment: Developing techniques for the detection and monitoring of workplace contamination by illicit drugs. 
  3. Understanding Ototoxicity Hazard: Epidemiological approaches to understanding the risk posed by ototoxic chemical exposures in BC
  4. Whole Body Vibration: Reducing risk of WBV exposure through improved seat suspension design 
Occupational Environmental Health and Safety | School of Population & Public Health
Faculty of Medicine
360A - 2206 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3
Tel 604 822 6777
Email hugh.davies@ubc.ca
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