Johnson, Dave

Johnson, Dave. Beyond Behavior—New Labels for Old Medicine. Industrial Safety and Hygiene News, August 2001. 

Johnson, Dave. Comments on Behavioral Safety in the May 27, 2002 issue of ISHN s E-News. 

Acknowledgments We thank the Manitoba Department of Natural Resources, Dave Roberts, and Al and Gerry Johnson for assistance in the field. This research was supported by a Western Oregon University Faculty Development Award to M.RL. 

Civil liability (tort law) Stuart Johnson, R.Ph., is manager of Johnson s Apothecary, a community pharmacy. When he arrived at the pharmacy today, there was a frantic voice-mail message left for him in the middle of the night while the pharmacy was closed. It seems that a staff pharmacist, Dave, made a dispensing error yesterday, and Suzie Jones, a 3-year-old child, was taken unconscious by ambulance to the local community hospital emergency room at 2 00 a.m. Suzie and her family had just moved to town about 2 weeks ago, and yesterday was their first visit to Johnson s Apothecary. 

Dr. David Johnson (1975-1982). Of all my senior managers, Dave Johnson was the one who knew most about organic chemistry and synthesis. He was a hard-driving chemist with a nose for practical solutions to process development problems. Being a student of Professor John Sheehan, his knowledge of (3-lactam chemistry was extensive. Indeed he was called on to represent Bristol-Myers in its many patent battles with Beecham in which Bristol-Myers staked out its own patent position covering ampicillin and amoxicillin trihydrates.8... 

I would like to thank my colleagues at Johnson Matthey and in particular Ken Griffin, Brian Harrison and Dave Grove for their ideas and critical review of the paper. In addition, Peter Wells (University of Hull) and John Titchmarsh (AEA Technology) for their contributions and Alison Neilson for preparing the manuscript. 

High Street, Congresbury, Bristorl BS49 5JA, UK e-mail Dave.Johnson akzonobel.com... 

In the August 2001 issue of the magazine Industrial Safety and Hygiene News, an editorial appeared on behavioral safety, written by Dave Johnson, the Editor and Publisher. Its title is Beyond behavior—New Labels for Old Medicine. Excerpts from that editorial follow. 

In the Introduction to this chapter, reference was made to an editorial by Dave Johnson, Editor and Publisher of Industrial Safety and Hygiene News. He wrote that at an ASSE 2(X)1 meeting, some of the well-known speakers shifted or expanded their focus. Obviously, significant changes in the rhetoric have occurred. 

Dave Johnson, Associate Publisher Chief Editor... 

DAVE JOHNSON, Associate Publisher/Editor (610) 666-0261 E-mail johnsond bnpmedia.com... 

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