Past Recipients
2004 Recipients of the Innovation
in Occupational and Environmental Health Award
 Evanston
Northwestern Healthcare & Village of Glencoe
Evanston, Illinois, Glencoe, Illinois
Dr. Daniel Samo will lead a task force in developing the
first national guidelines to assist physicians in providing
occupational health and safety for police officers. The initiative
is backed by the village of Glencoe, Illinois, the City of
New London, Connecticut, and other organizations involved
with health and safety issues of law enforcement personnel.
The guidelines will be published and maintained by the Public
Safety Medicine Section of the American College of Occupational
and Environmental Medicine.
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2003 Recipients of the Innovation
in Occupational and Environmental Health Award
 PPG
Industries
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Depression in Primary
Care: Work-Site Interventions and Coordination of Care
PPG designed its Depression in Primary Care: Work-Site Interventions
and Coordination of Care program to help improve the diagnosis
and treatment of depression and to help increase the productivity
of employees with depression.
 Johns
Hopkins University School of Medicine
The Center for Occupational and Environmental Health,
Baltimore, Maryland
Utilization
of An Integrated Management System to Improve Worker Health
and Productivity
John Hopkins created a Web-based system integrating case
management, safety oversight, and claims management; and a
safety initiative designed to help reduce the incidence of
work-site injuries and ultimately increase employee productivity.
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