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Job-Exposure Matrices and Health Risks by IgnacioCortésFuentes is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Job-exposure matrices (JEMs) provide estimated occupational exposures based on job titles and can be used when individual exposure data is unavailable. JEMs are constructed using expert assessment, self-reported exposures, or monitoring data. While they do not account for individual variation, JEMs are useful for population health research due to their low cost and ability to estimate exposures based on job titles alone. The document provides examples of JEMs and guidance on their application in epidemiolog
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- IgnacioCortésFuentes
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- EN