Is it safe? Risk perception and drinking water in a vulnerable population

Authors: Nicholas D. Spence and Dan Walters

Details

Type	Video
Author	Nicholas D. Spence and Dan Walters
Publication Year	2013
Title	Is it safe? Risk perception and drinking water in a vulnerable population
Length	26:23:00
Publication Language	English
Presenter	Nicholas D. Spence
Video Type	YouTube Video
Presentation Type	CRDCN 2013 National Conference Presentation
Presentation Date	2013-10-04

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Data Used

Aboriginal Peoples Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1991 to 2017)

APS

Canadian Research Data Centre Network