A qualitative study of the experiences and information needs of public health inspectors that inspect small drinking water systems in Ontario, Canada | Zendy

Wendy Pons | Zendy; Andria JonesBitton | Zendy; Steven Lâm | Zendy; Scott A. McEwen | Zendy; Katarina Pintar | Zendy; Ian Young | Zendy; Andrew Papadopoulos | Zendy

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A qualitative study of the experiences and information needs of public health inspectors that inspect small drinking water systems in Ontario, Canada

Author(s) -

Wendy Pons,

Andria JonesBitton,

Steven Lâm,

Scott A. McEwen,

Katarina Pintar,

Ian Young,

Andrew Papadopoulos

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

environmental health review

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 0319-6771

DOI - 10.5864/d2019-022

Subject(s) - water supply , focus group , variety (cybernetics) , public health , business , qualitative research , environmental health , environmental planning , public relations , medical education , psychology , marketing , engineering , nursing , medicine , political science , geography , computer science , environmental engineering , sociology , social science , artificial intelligence

Public health inspectors (PHIs) play an important role in enforcing the regulation and monitoring of approximately 9000 small noncommunity drinking water systems across Ontario. These small drinkin...

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