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In what ways can low-cost portable monitors best be utilized for health research and patient care in locations that do not have an existing stationary monitoring network?
Citation:
Hagler, G. In what ways can low-cost portable monitors best be utilized for health research and patient care in locations that do not have an existing stationary monitoring network? American Thoracic Society workshop on Air Pollution Monitoring for Health Research and Patient Care, Washington, DC, May 20, 2017.
Impact/Purpose:
This is a short presentation at the American Thoracic Society workshop on Air Pollution Monitoring for Health Research and Patient Care, occurring on May 20.
Description:
The presentation provides a short view point in response to the question "In what ways can low-cost portable monitors best be utilized for health research and patient care in locations that do not have an existing stationary monitoring network?" The response notes the value of data showing relative changes in pollution concentrations, as well as important QA considerations for both measuring to inform relative vs. absolute concentration exposure levels.
