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Positive Psychology at Work: Towards Flourishing Workplaces

7th – 9th of September 2022
Hanaholmen Conference Hotel, Helsinki area, Finland

The critical questions at workplaces, realizing the importance of human resources for successful business, are related to enhancing utilization of human potential. How to develop workplaces, work tasks and social relationships at work to provide people with the best opportunities for self-fulfillment, growth and good performance? How to enhance individual resources and motivation at workplaces e.g. via leadership, so that employees will be creative, innovative, engaged, committed and productive at their work? And what can employees themselves do to make their jobs more engaging and meaningful? The topic of this course is to present some important concepts of positive psychology research at workplaces and to evaluate the added value of positive psychology at workplaces in practice.

Course objectives

The purpose of the course is to present and discuss some key concepts – for example work engagement, positive leadership, and job crafting – in work life positive psychology. Focus will also be on practical measures and positive interventions building on the job and personal resources. The course aims to facilitate research as well as practice from a positive psychology perspective by:

1. Outlining theoretical relationship and associations between these concepts
2. Proposing and discussing methodological issues and effective and innovative intervention strategies.

Course leaders

Jari Hakanen, Research Professor, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, University of Helsinki, Finland
Maria Peeters, Professor, PhD, Utrecht University, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands

Registration deadline: August 16th 2022

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New and Old Maritime Industries:

Future occupational health challenges

27th – 29th of September 2022
Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Bergen, Norway

As traditional maritime industries evolve and newer industries become more established, what does the future hold? This course will look at the current occupational health practices across the sectors of the maritime industry – what is best practice, and what is lacking in regulation and application?

From the more established merchant shipping and offshore petroleum industry to the diverse fishing sector and in the newer areas of wind farms and fish agriculture – what are the current issues, what can we learn from each other, how can we cooperate and what challenges will the future bring?

Main topics:

* The worker
* Regulation
* Exposure
* Climate

Key to the course is identifying areas of common interest between the different sectors of the maritime industry, exploring lessons learnt that can be shared between sectors and looking for ways that we can cooperate moving forward.

Course leader:

Hege Sofie Imsen, Chief Physician, The Norwegian Centre for Maritime Medicine, Haukeland University Hospital, Norway

Registration deadline: 24th of August 2022

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Morten Jakobsen

Project Manager and Sustainability Advisor

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Occupational Respiratory Diseases:
Prevention and risk factors

11th – 13th of October 2022
Dockyard Hotel, Gothenburg, Sweden

Occupational respiratory diseases (asthma, chronic obstructive lung disease, different pulmonary fibrosis and rhinitis) are still important and prevalent occupationally caused diseases.

Prevention is the cornerstone in the treatment, and there is a strong need to disseminate current scientific knowledge in this field to occupational physicians, allergists, ENT-physicians, chest physicians and researchers in the field

Main topics:

* Lectures about diagnostics and epidemiology of asthma, COPD and lung fibrosis.
* Exacerbations of asthma and COPD in relation to environment. Genetic aspects.
* Occupational risk factors for Pulmonary Fibrosis, pneumoconiosis and alveolitis.
* Prevention of occupational asthma
* Occupational rhinitis

Course leader:

Anna-Carin Olin, Professor/Chief Physician, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Registration deadline: 9th of September 2022

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Morten Jakobsen

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Firefighter Work and Health

1st – 3rd of November 2022
Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel, Trondheim, Norway

This course focuses on exposure, health effects and preventive measures for firefighters. It has a holistic approach from chemical exposure assessment to basal physiology and health effects. The current status as well as future perspectives on prevention will be discussed.

The course will increase the participants’ knowledge about challenges and health effects related to firefighting work. It will give insight into exposure assessments, physiological mechanisms, as well as health effects, especially related to cancer. Relevant prevention strategies on firefighting methods and PPE will be discussed.

Course leaders:

Mariann Sandsund, PhD, Senior scientist, SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway

Raymond Olsen, PhD, Researcher, STAMI – National Institute of Occupational Health, Oslo, Norway

Registration deadline: 26th of September 2022

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Morten Jakobsen

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Statistics for Assessment of
Occupational Exposures and Health Outcomes

29t of November – 1st of December 2022
Scandic Solli, Oslo, Norway

This course aims to give a focused insight of the application of necessary statistical methods for research in the occupational exposure and health field.

Joining this course will give you thorough knowledge of the statistical tools necessary to make the right decisions when:

* planning studies of occupational exposures and health effects
* assessing exposure and/or health effects
* assigning exposure estimates for epidemiological use
* analysing exposure-response relationships

Main topics:

· Design and planning of the study

· Data quality

· Quantitative exposure assessment

· Time series, longitudinal data analyses, linear/logistic mixed models

· Associations between exposures and health outcomes

· Use of multiple exposure parameter and multiple response parameters

Course leader:

Anne Straumfors, Lead Research Professor, STAMI – National Institute of Occupational Health, Norway

Registration deadline: 27th of October 2022

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