Calendar full page

[Webinars][cid:image002.png@01D6BCB4.C946BDC0][Webinars]

Please join us for the EPICOH 2020 Webinars on December 9 and 11!

These sessions, featuring presentations and an opportunity to interact with your occupational epidemiology colleagues, will be free but require pre-registration.

TO REGISTER: https://events.eply.com/2020EPICOH

Wednesday, December 9 10:30 AM -13:00 Eastern Standard Time, UTC-5:00
2020 EPICOH Lifetime Achievement Award Winner, Dr. Debra Silverman, US National Cancer Institute, will present a Keynote lecture, Diesel Exhaust and Lung Cancer: A 20-Year Saga

Early Career Researchers Outstanding Abstracts Presentations
Dr. Raquel Velazquez-Kronen, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA :
Shiftwork, long work hours, and inflammation in the REasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke (REGARDS) cohort
Dr. Samuel Fuhrimann, Utrecht University, the Netherlands:
Neurobehavioral effects of exposure to pesticide active ingredients mixtures in Ugandan smallholder farmworkers
Dr. Cecilia Orellana, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden:
Underreporting of non-fatal occupational injuries in Sweden: a population-based study using capture-recapture methodology

Friday, December 11: 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, UTC-5:00
Presentations and Audience Discussion: The Application of Standardized Tools to Evaluate Epidemiologic Studies for Risk Assessment: Promises and Pitfalls
Plenary speakers:
Professor Roel Vermeulen, Utrecht University, the Netherlands
Professor Jonathan Sterne, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
Dr. Kris Thayer, Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Dr. Mary Schubauer-Berigan, International Agency for Research on Cancer, France
Dr. David Savitz, Brown University, USA
Moderator: Dr. Laura Beane Freeman, National Cancer Institute, USA

Save the dates and please share widely. All are welcome!

The EPICOH 2020 Webinars Organizers:
Marie-Élise Parent, Institut national de la recherche scientifique, Canada
France Labrèche, Institut de recherche Robert-Sauvé en santé et en sécurité du travail, Canada
Laura Beane Freeman, National Cancer Institute, USA
Susan Peters, Utrecht University, the Netherlands
Vivi Schlünssen, Aarhus University, Denmark

Webinars are graciously sponsored by:

[cid:image003.png@01D6BCB4.C946BDC0][cid:image004.png@01D6BCB4.C946BDC0][cid:image005.jpg@01D6BCB4.C946BDC0]

For questions, please contact Vicki Price at Face 2 Face Events Management: vicki@f2fe.com

________________________
Sendt af:
Venlig hilsen
Dansk Selskab for Arbejds- og Miljømedicin
Bitten Dahlstrøm
Sekretær
Kristianiagade 12
2100 København Ø
Tlf.: 35 44 84 01
E-mail: bda@dadl.dk
Web: www.dasam.dk

[Image]

ONLINE COURSE: Prolonging Working Life among Senior Workers

12th - 14th of January 2021

Registration deadline: 14th of December 2020

Due to demographic changes across Europe, there are strong political interests in maintaining the labour force by prolonging working life. This NIVA course provides participants with theoretical knowledge on push and stay factors for labour market participation among senior workers and discusses how this knowledge can be used for practical purposes.

MAIN TOPICS:

The course will cover push and stay factors for labour market participation across the following topics:

* Psychosocial working environment
* Physical working environment
* Age-discrimination at workplaces
* Gradual retirement (possibility for reduce working time or responsibility)
* Competencies and continuing education/training of skills
* New technologies at the workplace
* Lifestyle and health
* Senior policies at the workplace
* Working life expectancy

COURSE FORMAT:

This is an online course tailored to online teaching and discussion. It consists of two parts. Part I is prior to the course and part II is during the course. More details are found on the course website.

COURSE PROGRAMME:

The preliminary course programme can be found here.

COURSE LEADER:
Lars L. Andersen, Professor, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Denmark

LECTURERS:

Allard van der Beek, Professor, VU University Medical Center (VUmc), Netherlands

Annette Meng, Post doc., National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Denmark

Emil Sundstrup, Researcher, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Denmark

Ingrid Sivesind Mehlum, Department Head of Occupational Medicine, STAMI, Norway

Olav Eikimo Senior Advisor, Senter for Seniorpolitikk (SSP), Norway
Svetlana Solovieva, Senior Scientist, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland

REGISTRATION:

More information and registration.

Registration deadline is 14th of December 2020.

Best regards,

Morten Jakobsen

Project Manager

Mobile +358 40 126 3336

morten.jakobsen@niva.org

NIVA
c/o Folkhälsan
Topeliuksenkatu 20
FI-00250 Helsinki
www.niva.org

[Image]

[Facebook]

[Twitter]

[LinkedIn]

Unsubscribe Click here | Privacy policy

Attention by Lyyti

Emne: NIVA course on The Economics of Occupational Safety and Health, 2-4.2.2021, Malmö, Sweden

[cid:image001.jpg@01D6B1C3.31E2BB10]

The Economics of Occupational Safety and Health

2nd – 4th of February 2021
Quality Hotel View, Malmö, Sweden
The Economics of Occupational Safety and Health
– Recent findings and hands on-calculation

The intention of this OSH Economics course is to provide participants with methodological skills and practical capabilities to undertake and evaluate economic analyses on OSH issues. The course will be held on a level which is comprehensible also for non-economists. Some other issues will also be addressed with the aim of increasing the awareness of the value of economic calculations in the internal OSH governance.

Course objectives

* to present recent international research findings and cases related to the economic analysis of OSH activities.
* to demonstrate the basic approaches of making economic analysis in the OSH area
* to help participants to make economic evaluations of their own cases
* to improve the participants' ability to reason in economic terms about OSH
* to provide guidance on preparing a business case
Target group

* OSH officials of private and public organisations
* policy makers
* OSH researchers
Course leader
Guy Ahonen, Professor, Human resource accounting, Helsinki, Finland

Confirmed lecturers
Emile Tompa, Dr, Senior scientist, Institute for Work & Health, CA
Jukka Takala, Dr, Adjunct Prof, DSc MSc BSc FFOM (Hon), Executive Director emeritus, President, International Commission of Occupational Health (ICOH)
Ossi Aura, PhD, Independent researcher, FI
Steinar Aasnaess, Assistant professor, University of South-East Norway, NO
Tomi Hussi, Organisational and people development specialist, FI

Registration deadline: December 1st 2020

Please note!
We will do our utmost to arrange courses, even in these exceptional times. We have the readiness to arrange courses with modified concepts, allowing smaller groups to meet, in some cases national groups, and the possibility to participate on-line.

Our cancellation policy is generous, so it is safe to enroll to a course well in advance and cancel participation if the situation makes it difficult or risky to travel.
More information and registration
Preliminary program
Course leaflet

Kind regards,

Cecilia Weckman
Project Manager
Mobile +358 40 1258 748
cecilia.weckman@niva.org

NIVA
c/o Folkhälsan
Topeliuksenkatu 20
FI-00250 Helsinki
www.niva.org

Follow us on
Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn

[cid:image002.jpg@01D6B1C3.31E2BB10]

Unsubscribe Click here | Privacy policy

Attention by Lyyti

Chemical Exposure and Cardiovascular Disease

26th – 28th of May 2020
Quality Hotel Olavsgaard, Skjetten (Oslo area), Norway

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is associated with several risk factors. This course will mainly focus on chemical exposure, particles and combination exposures in the working environment, while also paying attention to other risk factors connected with life style and environment. Possible disease mechanisms will be discussed, in addition to methods used in research in the field.

Course objectives
Associations between chemical exposures in workplaces and environment and prevalence of CVD will be presented, and possible explanatory mechanisms will be discussed. Relevant methods for use in research projects, including early markers for CVD, will also be covered.

Main topics
• History of pollution and CVD
• Epidemiology of chemicals and CVD
• Mechanisms
• Biomarkers
• Other risk factors than chemicals
• Discrepancy between environmental and workplace epidemiology
Course Leader
Merete Drevvatne Bugge, MD, PhD, National Institute of Occupational Health (STAMI), Norway
email: mdb@stami.no

Registration deadline: April 26th 2020

More information and registration
Preliminary program
Course leaflet (for distribution)

Kind regards,

Cecilia Weckman
Project Manager
Mobile +358 40 1258 748
cecilia.weckman@niva.org

NIVA
c/o Folkhälsan
Topeliuksenkatu 20
FI-00250 Helsinki
www.niva.org

What? Chemical Exposure and Cardiovascular Disease
Where? Hvamstubben 112013 Skjetten , Norway
When? 26.5.2020- 28.5.2020

Register: Personal registration link

Follow us on
Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn

Unsubscribe Click here | Privacy policy

Attention by Lyyti

[cid:image001.jpg@01D6ACFC.E71CF8E0]

Welcome to our NIVA course on

Assessment of Cancer Risk

4th – 6th of May 2021
The Westman Palace, Stockholm, Sweden

This course aims to give an overview of current knowledge on occupational and environmental cancer, recent developments in methods for exposure classification and epidemiological analysis, use of biomarkers for exposure and effect, use of experimental test systems, risk assessment, and aspects of prevention.

Course objectives

* Knowledge of methods for identification of carcinogens
* Understand how exposure assessment is done
* Understand how occupational exposure limits for carcinogens are determined
* Understand how the risk of cancer is quantified by calculating dose-response relationships and how this can be used in estimations of life-time attributable risk
* Be able to investigate accumulation of cancer cases
Course leaders

Pernilla Wiebert, PhD, Centre for Occupational and Environmental Medicine CAMM, Stockholm, Sweden
Per Gustavsson, Professor, Institute for Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
Jonathan Lyström, MD, Specialist in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Centre for Occupational and Environmental Medicine CAMM, Stockholm, Sweden

Registration deadline: 29th of March 2021

Please note!
We will do our utmost to arrange courses, even in these exceptional times. We have the readiness to arrange courses with modified concepts, allowing smaller groups to meet, in some cases national groups, and the possibility to participate on-line. Our cancellation policy is generous, so it is safe to enroll to a course well in advance and cancel participation if the situation makes it difficult or risky to travel.

More information and registration
Course leaflet (for distribution)

Hope to see you in Stockholm next year!

Kind regards,

Cecilia Weckman
Project Manager
mobile: +358 40 1258 748
cecilia.weckman@niva.org

NIVA
Topeliuksenkatu 20
FI-00250 Helsinki
www.niva.org

Follow us on
Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn

[cid:image002.jpg@01D6ACFC.E71CF8E0]

Unsubscribe Click here | Privacy policy

Attention by Lyyti

[cid:image001.jpg@01D6BCBA.9DC91BB0]

Work Disability Prevention
– Bridging research and practice

14th – 18th of June 2021
Kurhotel Skodsborg, Skodsborg, Denmark
This course presents “The Best Of” the highly valued 3-year course on Work Disability Prevention. Work disability occurs when a worker is impaired in performing his or her job. Work disability is expressed by continuing working but performing less, i.e. presenteeism, or by reporting sick, i.e. absenteeism. As such, it imposes large individual, social, and economical burdens. It is also a major concern to workers, their families, employers, policy makers, insurers, and occupational health service providers.

Course objectives
The objective of the course is to disseminate transdisciplinary knowledge with focus on theoretical, methodological, ethical and practical challenges in relation to work disability prevention. The target audience is PhD students, post-doctoral fellows and practitioners with a master’s degree who are linked to the work disability field.

Main topics
Three different Work Disability Prevention topics will be addressed and integrated:
1. Introduction to Work Disability Prevention (including transdisciplinarity)
2. Intervention research in Work Disability Prevention (including organizational interventions and health promotion aiming at both individuals and workplaces)
3. Sociopolitical challenges with Work Disability Prevention (including implementation of evidence-based practice)

Course leaders
Ute Bültmann, Professor, University of Groningen, NL
Angelique de Rijk, PhD, Professor, Maastricht University, NL
Emilie Friberg, Senior Researcher, Karolinska Insitutet, SE

Registration deadline: April 12th 2021

More information and registration
Course leaflet (for distribution)

Please note!
We will do our utmost to arrange courses, even in these exceptional times. We have the readiness to arrange courses with modified concepts, allowing smaller groups to meet, in some cases national groups, and the possibility to participate on-line.

Our cancellation policy is generous, so it is safe to enroll to a course well in advance and cancel participation if the situation makes it difficult or risky to travel.

Kind regards,

Cecilia Weckman
Project Manager
Mobile +358 40 1258 748
cecilia.weckman@niva.org

NIVA
c/o Folkhälsan
Topeliuksenkatu 20
FI-00250 Helsinki
www.niva.org

What? Work Disability Prevention – Bridging Research and Practice
Where? Skodsborg Strandvej 139, 2942 Skodsborg, Denmark
When? 14.6.2021 - 18.6.2021

Register: Personal registration link

Follow us on
Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn

[cid:image002.jpg@01D6BCBA.9DC91BB0]

Unsubscribe Click here | Privacy policy

Attention by Lyyti