The Environmental Health Project (EHP) Medical Toolbox is a collection of public health materials and resources for use by health professionals and community members. Its purpose is to inform health care providers and others in the community about the contribution of unconventional oil and gas development (UOGD or “fracking”) exposure to health risks for persons living near these activities.
Environmental Health Medical Toolkit
The toolkit packet contains educational materials and forms for health care providers. To request a hard copy of the packet, please email EHP at info [at] environmentalhealthproject.org.
Watch this video which illustrates what the toolkit has to offer.
- Environmental Health Medical Toolkit (overview)
- Case Definition
- Potential Health Effects Due to Inhalation
- Reference Materials for Diagnostic Coding
- Survey for Patients’ Potential Exposure
Reference Materials for Health Care Providers
- American College of Medical Toxicology Position Statement on Post Chelator Testing
- CDC/ATSDR Guidance on the Interpretation and Blood Laboratory Analyses for VOCs
- Compendium of Scientific, Medical, and Media Findings Demonstrating Risks and Harms of Fracking (Unconventional Gas and Oil Extraction)
- Comprehensive Data Base of Peer Reviewed Literature Related to Oil and Gas Activity
- EPA: Asthma & Outdoor Air Pollution, Heart Disease & Outdoor Air Pollution
- MedlinePlus
- OSHA/NIOSH Hazard Alert
- PSE's Repository for Oil and Gas Energy Research (ROGER)
- Tox Town
Community Health Education Materials
- Episodic Exposures to Shale Gas Development Air Pollution
- Facts for School Nurses
- Facts for your Pediatrician
- Outdoor Air, Indoor Air, and School Exposure
- Risks to Children at Day Care Centers & Schools Near Shale Gas Development
- Stress Management: Simple Relaxation Techniques
- Summary of Well Water Testing Report
- Summary Report on Compressor Stations
- Well Water Testing Report
- What is Particulate Matter (PM)?