MCSCAN Australia
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY DATABASE
LINKS
Planning:
A Layperson's Approach
MCSCAN Australia: - database design requirements
Duty of Care
Corporate
Responsibility
Community understanding and awareness
MCS:- Related Issues; Community.
Personal Stories In the life of an MCS Victim or their Carers
Articles and Progress Reports.
MCS: Related; Questions-and-Speculation
Conclusions and
Recommendations
Self Help Links. Information on how to clean without using Harmful Chemcials.
Summary: Public Database summary
WELCOME
The MCSCAN Australian National Database is designed to be a support tool for all MCS Victims; people involved with MCS research; policy development and planning.
MCSCAN Australia is just the facilitator for the project development.
Cases will be identified USING only an alpha-numeric code to protect privacy and confidentiality
Information is being collected from all States and Territories to be shared by all.
That is, of course, with the exception of the private and confidential portion of the database.
Personal and Private Information remains strictly confidential and will not be released without the approval of Victims or their legal representatives.
Once the database is complete summaries of the public portion of the document will be posted as a link.
Links will provided to articles, publications; to other support groups; etc. Any advice or additions you feel would assist, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Where personal stories and experience is sent support experience and knowledge we will assign an alpha-numeric number if the person wishes to remain anonymous. Please confirm you wish it so.
Reports will be added from time to time as progress develops.
We would greatly appreciate assistance with collecting this data from support groups, with members' approval; or alternatively individuals wishing to participate can forward information directly to:-
Snail mail, (normal mail)
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alternatively email to:
Forms can be downloaded from our web site MCSCAN Australia. http://www.oocities.org/mcscanaustralia
Normal Mail directly posted to us, will be manually fed directly into the data base.
Once the form is fully designed this will then be automatically fed into the database.
To read the whole document click on the next page icon, otherwise you may select specific chapters to read by clicking on the links along the side.
Each link will take you through the process of planning, examining the many issues, that were needed be considered before the database could commence development.
Thanking all in appreciation. JW
