Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 3: Common Occupation Responses and How to Improve Them

DHHS (NIOSH) Publication Number 2024-117, July 2024
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Part 3 focuses on common occupation responses that have been documented on death certificates. The video reviews these responses and provide prompts and suggestions that can be used to improve them.

Format: MP4
Language: English (US)
Developed by: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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Others in this series

Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 1: Introduction
Summarizes the importance of occupation and industry data and the topics for the video series.
Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 2: Defining Usual Occupation and Industry
Explains how occupation and industry differ and why death certificates should include both.
Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 4: Common Industry Responses and How to Improve Them
Reviews common responses to “industry” on death certificates and how to improve them.
Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 5: Special Issues: Self-employed, Retired, People Who Had a Disability, Company Names, and Acronyms
Reviews how to document occupation and industry on death certificates under special circumstances.
Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 6: Publication Example: Looking at Occupation and Industry Over a Lifetime
Provides a fictional example of recording occupation and industry on death certificates.
Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video, Part 7: Review
Reviews the important points of the video series for funeral directors.

Suggested citation

NIOSH [2024]. Recording Industry and Occupation on Death Certificates Video Series, Part 3: Common Occupation Responses and How to Improve Them. Video. Free H, Mobley A, Haring-Sweeney M, Steege AL. Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2024-117, https://doi.org/10.26616/NIOSHPUB2024117

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