Review and critical analysis of the scientific literature on the evaluation of occupational exposure to nanomaterials in the workplace Abstract The purpose of this study is to produce a critical and comprehensive review of the scientific literature on levels of worker exposure to synthetic nanomaterials and to document related procedures. It is part of the research that the IRSST’s Scientific Division has agreed to conduct as a World Health Organization (WHO) collaborating centre. The critical literature analysis will be performed based on a WHO-approved methodology and a series of nanotechnology-specific criteria.The WHO plans to produce a best practices guide to working safely with nanoparticles. The guide will be more specifically addressed to developing countries. A summary will be submitted to the WHO on the critical analysis of information found in the scientific literature on worker exposure to nanomaterials in various workplaces. It will cover the 10 topics discussed in the guide and constitute the IRSST’s contribution as a WHO collaborating centre. Produced Under this Project Guide and Tools Lignes directrices de l'OMS pour la protection des travailleurs contre les risques potentiels des nanomatériaux manufacturés Technical document: DT-1036 Simplified Articles Les dangers de travailler avec les nanomatériaux Volume 32, n0 2 Scientific Publications Revue et analyse critique de la littérature scientifique portant sur l'évaluation de l'exposition professionnelle aux nanomatériaux en milieu de travailDebia M.Source : Communication présentée au Rendez-vous de la science de l'IRSST, Montréal, QC. Other Project(s) You May be Interested in Development of a nanomaterial safety program based on agreement between the industry and the evaluation of health risks: An integrated approach for the safe development of nanomaterials Additional Information Type: Project Number: 2013-0091 Status: Completed Year of completion: 2015 Research Field: Chemical and Biological Hazard Prevention Team: Maximilien Debia (Université de Montréal)Claude Ostiguy (IRSST)