Deborah S. Kearney

Deborah S. Kearney (Pittsburgh, PA, 1965) is a scientist and widely published author in the field of safety and workplace reengineering primarily for persons with physical disabilities.

References

• Kearney, Deborah (2008). Ergonomics Made Easy: A Checklist Approach. Pennsylvania: Government Institutes. ISBN 0865871949. 
• Kearney, Deborah (1995). The ADA in Practice. Pennsylvania: R.S. Means Company. ISBN 0876293844. 
• Kearney, Deborah (1994). Reasonable Accommodations: Job Descriptions in the Age of Ada, Osha, and Workers' Comp. Pennsylvania: Van Nostrand Reinhold. ISBN 0442017324. 
• Kearney, Deborah (1989). Doctorate thesis: A comparative study of two child sexual abuse prevention programs for five year old kindergarten children. Pennsylvania: Thesis (Ed. D.)--University of Massachusetts at Amherst. 

External links

• Ergonomics Made Easy: A Checklist Approach Ergonomics Made Easy: A Checklist Approach
• A comparative study of two child sexual abuse prevention programs for five year old kindergarten children A comparative study of two child sexual abuse prevention programs for five year old kindergarten children