David Hurtado

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OHSU-PSU School of Public Health

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David Hurtado is an Assistant Professor at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in the United States. His research focuses on occupational health and safety, examining issues such as the impact of work schedules on firefighters' cardiovascular health and the psychological distress experienced by healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, he investigates safety compliance methods in construction and the interplay between home, work, and sleep among firefighters.

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2020

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Impact of firefighters’ work schedule on cardiovascular disease risk, wellbeing and safety in firefighters: protocol for the SWIFT study, a multidisciplinary prospective and cross-sectional study

Occupational Injuries During the First Month of Tenure Among Teen Workers in Oregon: A 10-Year Examination of Workers’ Compensation Claims

Safety Responsiveness and Psychological Distress Among Health Care Workers During COVID-19 (2020–2022) in the Pacific Northwest

Promise and Perils of Leader-Employee Check-ins in Reducing Emotional Exhaustion in Primary Care Clinics: Quasi-Experimental and Qualitative Evidence

Does sending Safety Toolbox Talks by text message to Residential Construction Supervisors increase Safety Meeting Compliance?

Interactions between home, work, and sleep among firefighters

Does Experiencing an Injury Claim Impact Small Construction Company Leaders’ Participation in a Fall Protection Survey?

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Steven A. Shea

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