NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02
AP001 JT Roberts Occupational Health cross-sectional survey Newly Hazardous Jobs in the Wake of 9/11 and Anthrax: A National The College of William and Mary
WM College coping responses Study
AP002 Bill Foster Rx utilization phone survey Assessment of State Substance Abuse Rx Utilization Post-WTC CASA - Columbia University
CASA Disaster (interviews with State Directors of these resources)
AP003 D. Vlahov occupational health to be specified Study of Firefighters to be specified to be specified
referred
AP004 M. Schuster Stress/Coping Reactions cross-sectional survey; A National Survey of Stress and Coping Reactions After September RAND
RAND follow up interviews 11,2001 Terrorist Attacks
AP005 N. Van Public health organization qualitative study Oral History of Public Health Practitioners Responding to the WTC Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
Devanter research, policy and Disaster and Bio-Terrorism in collaboration with Columbia University Oral History
MSPH planning (September 11, 2001 Oral History Narrative and Memory Project) Research Office
Institute for Social Policy and Economic Research and Policy
AP006 D. Vlahov MH assessment to be specified to be specified Bronx VA Hospital/Mt Sinai?
NYAM
AP007 NYAM email to be specified to be specified to be specified New York University School of Medicine/Bellvue
AP008 K. Pezdek Behavior to be specified From Self-Preservation to Patriotism: Factors Affecting America's Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA
Claremont Responses to 9/11
Graduate Univ.
AP009 K. Pezdek Behavior to be specified Charisma Under Crisis: Presidential Leadership Before and After Claremont McKenna College
Claremont (personality?) 11-Sep California State University San Marcos
Graduate Univ. State University of New York/Buffalo
- WTC research inventory 032602Sheet13/10/2003
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