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Presentation
Re-Engineering Environmental Health for Challenging Times
75th Annual Educational Conference of the National Environmental Health Association (2011)
  • R. Steven Konkel, Eastern Kentucky University
  • Tony Lewis
  • Sian Buckley
  • Polly Rodirguez
Abstract

Times are challenging, irrespective of whether the landscape is viewed from an economic, political, or social perspective. NEHA Presidents have challenged the profession to look at workforce development issues, and raised the question as to what the future of environmental health practice looks like. Does Environmental Health need to be re-defined or refined every five years or so? After attending this session you will understand some of the current challenges to the environmental health practice, and be able to define characteristics of threshold concepts and how they might be applied in a variety of environmental health contexts.

Keywords
  • future of environment health,
  • environmental health in challenging times
Publication Date
June 20, 2011
Citation Information
R. Steven Konkel, Tony Lewis, Sian Buckley and Polly Rodirguez. "Re-Engineering Environmental Health for Challenging Times" 75th Annual Educational Conference of the National Environmental Health Association (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/steve_konkel/2/