Step 1.2 Gathering Health Concerns and Other Information
Introduction
Information about a site can be gathered in a number of ways, but a site visit plays a key role.
To view some of the primary purposes of conducting a site visit, click on each of the items below
Purpose 1
Observe current site conditions.
Purpose 2
Observe ways that people use natural resources in the area.
Purpose 3
Establish relationships with community members and others involved with work at the site.
Purpose 4
Collect firsthand information about community health concerns.
What is the best approach for coordinating a site visit?
The health assessor should coordinate site visits with local ATSDR staff members; local, state, and other federal health and environmental agencies; community members; and other interested parties. These people can provide valuable information about a site.
- Page last reviewed: May 31, 2016
- Page last updated: May 31, 2016
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