Draft inventory of WTC PTSD research studies, March 2002

Z Z o o New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02* i 1^ G0029 Sherry Baron, Richard Driscoll, Deb Feldman Firefighters who responded to the WTC to be specified to be specified co

■D o HETAB/DSHEFS/NIOSH disaster c o CT o o' ■D Ca5 O CD O 3. 03 G0030 Sherry Baron, MD, MPH, NIOSH college staff and faculty, high school MmBcWiM Exempt from review physical and mental in process o [email protected] staff and faculty, state and city office per NIOSH health health impact on active o o c Bruce Bernard workers, transit authority workers hazard evaluation union workers recruitment at 3 CD Richard Driscoll program short written BMCC and other O Loren Tapp questionnaire locations Ken Wallingford

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G0032 Contact: Carol Rubin, DVM, MPH to be specified questionnaire in development 404-498-1373; [email protected] in development

G0033 Kathleen Kowalski, PhD, Pittsburgh Research Laboratory emergency responders report complete [email protected]; 412-386-4531 PN# 2002-107 Ted Scharf, PhD, DART, Joseph Hurrell, PhD, DSHEFS NIOSH

G0034 Thomas Simon, PhD national, reprentative sample of adult -6000 NCIPC, CDC CDC RDD survey Interviews are Marcie Kresnow, PhD population and oversample of NYC national sample $208,645.72 Approved new module within being conducted James Mercy, PhD and Washington, DC areas -1700 from ICARIS-2 survey Gene Shelley, PhD (18+ from US Households) NYC and DC assessing pervasive Joanne Klevens, PhD oversample exposure to attacks Linda Saltzman, PhD and consequences; identify groups at Contact: Thomas R. Simon, risk CDC, NCIPC, 4770 Buford Highway, NE, MS-k60 Atlanta, GA 30341-3724 / [email protected]

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