Data and Occupational Health Publications

The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) developed occupational health "indicators" in 1999 as a way to measure occupational hazard health effects, exposure, interventions, and socioeconomic costs.

Occupational Health Indicator Trend Reports

• Wisconsin Occupational Health Indicators Report 2009-2018, P-45104 (PDF)
• Infographics:
  • Workplace Safety Matters, P-01593 (short version) (PDF)
  • Workplace Safety Matters, P-01593a (long version) (PDF)

Other DHS Indicator Reports

• Occupational Health in Wisconsin: An Annual Report 2006, P-45104-2006 (PDF)
• Status of Work-Related Diseases in Wisconsin: Five Occupational Health Indicators (2006) (PDF)
• Trends in Occupational and Adult Lead Exposure in Wisconsin 1988-2005 (2006) (PDF)
• Work-Related Asthma in Wisconsin, P-00068 (2007) (PDF)

• Bureau of Labor Statistics/Occupational Safety and Health (BLS/OSH) Statistics Unit: The BLS/OSH Statistics Unit collects Wisconsin occupational injury, illness, and fatality data annually
• For more information on worker lead surveillance, please visit the Adult Lead Program page for Laboratories and Researchers