CEDR Resources

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CEDR Resources			Resources directly related to CEDR datasets - Health and Mortality Datasets
Epidemiologic Surveillance Information - DOE Workforce	Workforce	ICD Code Files	Sites Described by CEDR

 

Please Note: Many of the following items originate outside Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and the University of California (UC). Neither LBNL, DOE, nor the University of California endorse any of the views nor assertions of fact in items not originated by LBNL, DOE, or the University of California. Access to these items is provided solely for the use of those with an interest in CEDR.

ICD Codes

For help on accessing ICD codes files see: Dealing with Large Files

• ICD 9, 9-CM, 10, 10-CM, 9-10Conversion: from ftp://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/Health_Statistics/NCHS/Publications/
• ICD-9-CM from ftp.uni-stuttgart.de
• ICDA8 Codes file   (WARNING: 270K)
• ICD9 Codes file   (WARNING: 1.5M)
• ICD9 Codes: Alternate source for ICD-9 text
• International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems
• ICD Oncology - Second and Field Trial Editions
• ICD10 Web site
• ICD10 Diskette Version
• ICD Oncology - Second and Field Trial Editions
• Access to ICD9 via Gopher
• Access to ICD9 Codes from CDC vi FTP
• WHO publications: disease classification, nomenclature
• ICD10 Web site
• ICD (Wolfbane Cybernetic)

CEDR Resources

• Conspectus - A synopsis of CEDR Analytic and Working data file sets showing tables of analyses and published papers.
  

Resources directly related to CEDR datasets -- Health and Mortality Data Sets

• Former Hanford Worker Medical Monitoring Program pertains to Hanford Former Worker Project (hffw03w1)
• Coding Systems Information page - Duke University Medical Center
  "These links lead to information on national and international standards for the codes that represent healthcare concepts. Without these systems it would be impossible to share information in large venues."
• Healthcare Informatics Standards Board -- Codes and Codes Sets Page from the Medical Records Institute
• NIOSH - Occupational Energy Research Program
• Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center -- Hanford Thyroid Disease Study
• Health Effects Studies: Epidemiology Section E.4, pages E-53 to E-71, is found in Volume 2 of Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for stockpile stewardship and management, DE97001461, DOE/EIS--023 6-Vol.2-Final, 09/30/1996 pages 425-443.
• Healthcare Informatics Standards Board -- Codes and Codes Sets Page from the Medical Records Institute
• Health Effects Studies: Epidemiology Section E.4, pages E-53 to E-71, is found in Volume 2 of Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for stockpile stewardship and management, DE97001461, DOE/EIS--023 6-Vol.2-Final, 09/30/1996 pages 425-443.
• Coding Systems Information page - Duke University Medical Center
  "These links lead to information on national and international standards for the codes that represent healthcare concepts. Without these systems it would be impossible to share information in large venues."
• Harvey Checkoway Ph.D./Research Core 6 - Environmental Epidemiology at University of Washington Center for Ecogenetics and Environmental Health
• Effects of Low Level Radiation on Hanford Workers -- This study, done by the University of North Carolina's School of Public Health, will be included in CEDR as Data File Set "MFMM98A01"
• NIOSH - Occupational Energy Research Program
• United States Transuranium and Uranium Registries provided CEDR dataset USTURW01.
• Radiation dosimetry Notes on dosages in becquerels (used in USTUR)
• RADIATION RISK EVALUATION: CONCEPTS AND UNITS OF MEASURE Fred A.Mettler, Jr., MD Notes on dosages in becquerels (used in USTUR)
• IARC relates to CEDR dataset hfi89a01
• Radiation Effects Research Foundation, Japan provided CEDR dataset jalssa01
• Baylor College of Medicine. has mounted an impressive collection of relevant materials. Note that there are two servers for these resources.
  • RadEFX(sm) Radiation Health Effects Research Resource
  • Radiation Health Effects information from Baylor College of Medicine, including RERF information, statistical software
  • International Consortium for Research on the Health Effects of Radiation
  • FinalReport of the Workshop on Priorities in Health Effects Research IonizingRadiation: Defining a Research Agenda.
  • Nevada Test Site bibliography
  • Key Publications: Health Effects of Nuclear Weapons Use on the Cities of Hiroshima andNagasaki, Japan
  • Review of Forty-Five Years Study of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Survivors

Epidemiologic Surveillance Information - DOE Workforce

• DOE Worker Protection Programs and Hazard Management, and in particular: DOE REMS Radiation Exposure information
• Annual Reports for DOE contract laboratories and sites.
• Description of DOE's Epidemiologic Surveillance Reports

Workforce

• Division of Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program
• Office of Workers' Compensation Programs - Important Links
• Department of Labor Federal Register - Office of Workers' Compensation Programs - PDF download
• U.S. Department of Energy Former Workers Program
  
• DOE Worker Health-Related Studies
• Facilities Covered by the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act of 2000 - October 2001

Sites Described by CEDR

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)

• Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
• The Los Alamos Historical Document Retrieval and Assessment (LAHDRA) Project

Oak Ridge

• Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)
• Center for Epidemiologic Research (CER)
• Radiation Internal Dose Information Center at Oak Ridge Associated Universities
• USDOE Human Subjects Research Database, Fiscal Year 1996

Hanford

• Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center -- Hanford Thyroid Disease Study
• Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL)
• Office of Health and Environmental Research is part of Office of Energy Research
• DOE Field Office - Hanford
• Hanford Tank Waste Information Network (TWINS)
• Hanford Environmental Health Foundation
• DOE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY PLANS (IMAP): Hanford
• DOE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY PLANS (IMAP): Hanford - CEDR

You can navigate to Section E.4 by following these steps:
Go to the DOE Information Bridge page http://www.osti.gov/bridge

1. Click the Advanced Search button (or go to http://gpo.osti.gov/bridge/dds/advanced.html, the Advanced Search page.)
2. Search the Field Identifying Number for Document Number DE97001461
3. Select the text link for the document.

Note that DOE's Information Bridge is incorrectly configured. If you use the PDF link on their page, the file may not download and open correctly.

Also Note this is a 50 MB file. Download times will be very long, even on a fast connection.

The other alternative is to view individual page images. When you have reached the result of step 4 (above), you will see a window of page numbers at the bottom of the browser window. Select page numbers from this list. Appendix E: Epidemiology Section is found on pages 425 - 443.

Program Contact: Allan Konrad cedr@lbl.gov

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