2018 Dublin – Ireland

Introductory section
Kurt Straif . (2018). THE IARC MONOGRAPHS AND THE BURDEN OF OCCUPATIONAL CANCER. Abstract. (p. 1).
Shelly Tse Lap Ah . (2018). ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON WORKER HEALTH – HONG KONG EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (p. 1).
Rodney I. Ehrlich . (2018). WHEN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH BECOMES PUBLIC HEALTH: OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASE IN MINERS. Abstract. (pp. 1 - 2).
Gerry Eijkemans . (2018). THE IMPORTANCE OF WORKERS’ HEALTH TO ADVANCE THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA. Abstract. (p. 2).
John Gallagher . (2018). CONNECTED WORKPLACE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELLBEING IN AN IRISH CONTEXT. Abstract. (p. 2).
Leon Guo, Judith Shiao, Weishan Chin . (2018). PSYCHOSOCIAL CONDITIONS AFTER OCCUPATIONAL INJURY. Abstract. (pp. 2 - 3).
Hans-Horst Konkolewsky . (2018). ‘VISION ZERO’– FOR A WORLD OF WORK WITHOUT FATAL AND SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. Abstract. (p. 3).
A. Mutti . (2018). GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION: PROMISES AND PITFALLS OF MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 3).
Alison Reid . (2018). MIGRATION, WORK AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY. Abstract. (p. 3).
Bonnie Rogers . (2018). TOTAL WORKER HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 4).
Vidhya Venugopal . (2018). CLIMATE VARIABILITY IMPACTS ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH – RESEARCH EVIDENCE AND FUTURE STEPS. Abstract. (p. 4).
William G Buchta . (2018). NOVEL DELIVERY MODELS FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: RESPONDING TO THE HEALTHCARE WORKER SHORTAGE. Abstract. (p. 4).
Yawen Cheng . (2018). EMERGING PSYCHOSOCIAL WORK HAZARDS AND EVOLVING POLICY ACTIONS: EXPERIENCES OF TAIWAN AND OTHER EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES. Abstract. (pp. 4 - 5).
Pierluigi Cocco . (2018). PREVENTION OF SLEEP DISORDERS AMONG SHIFT WORKERS AND DRIVERS. Abstract. (p. 5).
Alexis Descatha . (2018). EMERGENCY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: FROM PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE TO WELL-BEING?. Abstract. (p. 5).
Maureen F Dollard . (2018). WORK STRESS, CAPITALISM AND THE IDEA OF PSYCHOSOCIAL SAFETY CLIMATE PSYCHOSOCIAL SAFETY CLIMATE: CAUSES AND COSTS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL RISKS AT WORK. Abstract. (pp. 5 - 6).
Pauli Forma . (2018). FROM FRAGMENTATION TO A HOLISTIC VIEW OF THE WORKING LIFE: CHALLENGES, POSSIBILITIES AND SOLUTIONS. Abstract. (p. 6).
John Harrison . (2018). THE ROLE OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO SUSTAIN AND DEVELOP AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH WORKFORCE FOR THE BENEFIT OF WORKING PEOPLE. Abstract. (p. 6).
Blanaid Hayes . (2018). NATIONAL SURVEY OF WELLBEING OF HOSPITAL DOCTORS IN IRELAND. Abstract. (pp. 6 - 7).
Jain Rajiv Kumar . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL METHODS RESEARCH: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. Abstract. (p. 7).
Keiko Kono . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP/ORGANISATION. Abstract. (p. 7).
Paul F.M. Kuijer . (2018). KNEE ARTHROPLASTY AND THE UNFORESEEN IMPACTON WORK. Abstract. (pp. 7 - 8).
M.R. Lum . (2018). UTILISING DIGITAL MEDIA: WHERE ARE WE NOW, WHERE ARE WE GOING AND WHY SHOULD WE CARE? THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE REALLY UGLY. Abstract. (p. 8).
J. Mangharam, E.S. Chew, L. Coubrough . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STATE-WIDE FRAMEWORK FOR THE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS: A WESTERN AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (pp. 8 - 9).
Iman Nuwayhid . (2018). HEALTH OF WORKING CHILDREN: BEYOND WORKPLACE HAZARDS. Abstract. (p. 9).
Wantanee Phanprasit, Kannikar Rittaprom, Vorakamol Boonyayothin . (2018). GLOBAL WARMING AND OCCUPATIONAL HEAT AND HOT ENVIRONMENT STANDARD IN THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 9).
Margaret Quinn . (2018). HEALTHY AGEING, HEALTHY WORK: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE HOME CARE WORKFORCE. Abstract. (pp. 9 - 10).
Michael Riediker, Magda Stepanyan . (2018). SEED SAFETY AND HEALTH WHEN RUSHING TO HELP. Abstract. (p. 10).
Jani Ruotsalainen . (2018). MY TRUTH IS BETTER THAN YOURS – HOW TO FIGHTBACK IN THE AGE OF ALTERNATIVE FACTS. Abstract. (p. 10).
Lesley Rushton . (2018). THE ROLE OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL ILL HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 10).
Mary Ross . (2018). INFECTIONS IN THE WORKPLACE: IDENTIFYING PROBLEMS AND APPLYING RESEARCH TO PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 11).
Lucia Rotenberg . (2018). WORKING TOO MUCH, ANYWHERE AND AT ALL TIMES – WORKERS’ HEALTH IN OUR CONTEMPORARY COMMUNICATION SOCIETY. Abstract. (p. 11).
Paul A. Schulte, Charles L. Geraci, Eileen D. Kuempel . (2018). OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF NANOMATERIALS. Abstract. (pp. 11 - 12).
Narufumi Suganuma . (2018). AIR PNEUMO: AN ACADEMIA-BASED QUALITY ASSURANCE OF PHYSICIANS’ PROFICIENCY IN READING CHEST RADIOGRAPHS OF PNEUMOCONIOSIS. Abstract. (p. 12).
Anna-Maria Teperi . (2018). APPLYING HUMAN FACTORS TO PROMOTE A POSITIVE SAFETY CULTURE. Abstract. (p. 12).
Agnès Parent-Thirion, Isabella Biletta, Jorge Cabrita, Oscar Vargas, Greet Vermeylen, Alksandra Wiczynska, Mathijn Wilkens . (2018). 6TH EUROPEAN WORKING CONDITIONS SURVEY: JOB QUALITY IN EUROPE. Abstract. (pp. 12 - 13).
J.U. Won . (2018). WORKERS’ COMPENSATION AND SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM AND OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES. Abstract. (p. 13).
Karen E. Michell, Laetitia Rispel, . (2018). THE QUALITY AND GOVERNANCE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN SOUTH AFRICA: WHAT LESSONS FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE?. Abstract. (p. 13).
Stavroula Leka . (2018). PROMOTING A POSITIVE PSYCHOSOCIAL WORK ENVIRONMENT: INDIVIDUAL, ORGANISATIONAL ANDSOCIETAL BENEFITS. Abstract. (pp. 13 - 14).
David Koh . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ASPECTS OF EMERGING INFECTIONS–SARS OUTBREAK AFFECTING HEALTH CARE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 14).
Zhijun Zhou . (2018). UNDERSTANDING ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION ONOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN CHINA. Abstract. (p. 14).
John Abbott, Sally Swingewood, Susan Michaeils . (2018). ACCIDENT PREVENTION IN PRACTICE OR RISK MANAGEMENT?. Abstract. (p. 14).
Jon Abbott . (2018). PLAYSTATION TO WORKSTATION – HOW WILL THE INTENSIVE TECHNOLOGY USE OF OUR CHILDREN AFFECT THEM WHEN THEY ENTER THE WORKFORCE?. Abstract. (pp. 14 - 15).
Sally Swingewood . (2018). DIS 45001, HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE MAKING (DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS). Abstract. (p. 15).
Susan Michaelis . (2018). AEROTOXIC SYNDROME: A NEW OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE? (ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS EXPERIENCED BY AIRCREW EXPOSED TO AIRCRAFT CONTAMINATED AIR). Abstract. (p. 15).
Declan Whelan . (2018). SPECIAL SESSION ON TRAFFIC MEDICINE – AM I SAFE TO DRIVE?. Abstract. (p. 15).
Donna Morgans . (2018). PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS – FIT TO DRIVE. Abstract. (p. 16).
Oern Foss . (2018). POLITICS AND SAFETY. WHY PRESERVING THE NORDIC MODEL IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE DOCTOR’S HEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY. Abstract. (p. 16).
Desmond O’Neil . (2018). A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF EVIDENCE FOR FITNESS TO DRIVE AMONG PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA, STRESS/ANXIETY DISORDER, DEPRESSION, PERSONALITY DISORDER AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER. Abstract. (pp. 16 - 17).
Daniela Bueno Ribeiro . (2018). REDUCTION OF OPHTHALMOLOGIC OCCURRENCES WITH STRANGE METAL BODY OF METALLURGICAL COMPANY IN AUTOMOTIVE AREA. Abstract. (p. 17).
R. El Kholti, I. El Amri, B. Benali, A. El Kholti, . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 17).
Azlan Daru, Ahmad Fuad Mansor, Mohammed Azman Aziz Mohammed . (2018). WORKERS’ HEALTH AND RISK FOR EMPLOYMENT INJURIES – A CASE CONTROL STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 17 - 18).
K.F. Malonga, L.H. Mbutshu . (2018). FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH BLOOD EXPOSURE ACCIDENTS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN LUBUMBASHI IN DR CONGO. Abstract. (p. 18).
Eva Katusabe . (2018). ‘WHAT YOU CANNOT MEASURE, YOU CANNOT DELIVER’; TRACING CORRELATION BETWEEN OSH DATA CAPTURE AND HSE PERFORMANCE AT SELECTED WORKPLACES (UGANDA). Abstract. (p. 18).
K. Kim, D. Choi, K. Lee, H. Chae, H. Lee, W. Choi . (2018). AGRICULTURAL MACHINE-RELATED INJURIES IN SOUTH KOREA. Abstract. (pp. 18 - 19).
K. Kim, D. Choi, H. Chae, H. Kim, K. Kim, K. Lee . (2018). COMMUNITY-BASED FARM SAFETY INTERVENTION IN SOUTH KOREA. Abstract. (p. 19).
Laurence Mathieu, François Burgher, Samuel Constant, Song Huang, Alan H. Hall, Joël Blomet, Jean-Luc Fortin, N.F. Schrage . (2018). HYDROFLUORIC ACID: UPDATE ABOUT KNOWLEDGE ON EYE/SKIN AND RESPIRATORY EXPOSURE DAMAGES AND DECONTAMINATION. Abstract. (p. 19).
W.L.C. Van Hooste, . (2018). OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME AND FITNESS TO DRIVE OF COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS – STATE-OF-THE-ART REVIEW. Abstract. (pp. 19 - 20).
Shuhei Morizane, Yoshiyuki Kanagawa, Kaoru Mizoguchi, Etsuo Kasahara, Yasutoshi Yuguchi, Jinro Inoue, Seichi Horie . (2018). CHALLENGES FOR THE BETTER SCREENING OF SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME IN A RAILWAY COMPANY IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 20).
Sultan Al-Otaibi, Kifah Alfulayw, Philip Harber, Hassan Abugad . (2018). FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SHARP DEVICE INJURIES IN DAMMAM HEALTHCARE WORKERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 20).
Ovidio Roberto Hermosilla Colmenares . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PHILOSOPHY VISÍON ZERO AND WELLNESS PROGRAMS AT GRUPO PROGRESO. Abstract. (pp. 20 - 21).
Christian Mostosi, Jean-François Stéphenne, Philippe Romain, Frédéric Dierick . (2018). A TRAINING VIDEO EXPERIENCE FOR HANDLING IN AIRCRAFT HOLD WITH AN EXTENDABLE ROLLER TRACK CONVEYOR. Abstract. (p. 21).
Prashant Bharadwaj . (2018). ACCIDENT PREVENTION – ROLE OF SAFETY OBSERVATION AT WORKPLACE IN REDUCING ACCIDENTS. Abstract. (pp. 21 - 22).
Una Feeney . (2018). BEHAVIOURAL SAFETY – THE ULTIMATE STAGE INACCIDENT PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 22).
Sara Thomée, Kristina Jakobsson . (2018). PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS AT WORK. INTERVIEWS WITH SWEDISH ELECTRICIANS. Abstract. (p. 22).
H.W.A.N.G. Young-Kyu, . (2018). KOREA’S RISK ASSESSMENT RECOGNITION SYSTEMAND PERFORMANCE. Abstract. (pp. 22 - 23).
Sabine Herbs . (2018). HOW TO MANAGE THE IMPACT OF MEGATRENDS ON THE WORLD OF WORK? – CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS. Abstract. (p. 23).
M. El Fassi, J. Joris, C. François, J. Wertz, L. Godderis, A. Ghuysen . (2018). A PILOT STUDY TO IDENTIFY THE FACTORS FAVOURINGHYPOVIGILANCE BY DROWSINESS MEASURED BY A NON-INVASIVE MONITORING DEVICE UNDER REAL CONDITIONS. Abstract. (p. 23).
C.J. Buggy, N. Coffey, M. Lawless, S. Kelly . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND CONCUSSION INJURY AWARENESS OF IRISH PROFESSIONAL AND SEMI-PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS. Abstract. (pp. 23 - 24).
L. Flores, D. Carvalho, K. Radon . (2018). HAZARDOUS WORK: A LOOK AT THE SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK OF GARBAGE COLLECTORS IN ASUNCION, PARAGUAY, 2013–2014. Abstract. (p. 24).
Julián Cukier, Myriam Villegas Orué, María Fernanda Palacio, Diego Marmanelli, Cecilia Colautti, Javier Naveros . (2018). IMPACT OF PSYCHOSOCIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL FACTORS IN A 12 YEARS ACCIDENTOLOGY FOLLOW UP ANALYSIS IN A GAS COMPANY. Abstract. (p. 24).
R.A. Asuncion . (2018). HARMONISING THE LAW AND PRACTICE: OSH PRINCIPLES AND FUNDAMENTALS IN THE PHILIPPINES. Abstract. (pp. 24 - 25).
J.A. McInnes, E.M. MacFarlane, M.R. Sim, P. Smith . (2018). THE IMPACT OF SUSTAINED HOT WEATHER ON RISK OFACUTE WORK-RELATED INJURY IN MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. Abstract. (p. 25).
Dirk Van de Walle, Philippe Kiss, Marc De Meester . (2018). ORGANISATIONAL SOCIAL CAPITAL: THE MISSING LINK BETWEEN ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE AND SAFETY AWARENESS. Abstract. (p. 25).
Dietmar Elsler, Jukka Takala, Jouko Remes . (2018). THE VALUE OF SAFETY AND HEALTH TO SOCIETY – NEW GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN ESTIMATES OF ECONOMIC IMPACT. Abstract. (pp. 25 - 26).
Jawed Ahmad Mangi . (2018). MODERN WAYS OF PROMOTING SAFETY MESSAGES. Abstract. (p. 26).
Imad Abdulkhaleq Sabre . (2018). WORK ACCIDENTS/INJURIES REGISTERED IN IRAQ FOR THE YEAR 2016. Abstract. (pp. 26 - 28).
G.d’Ettorre, V. Pellicani . (2018). MANAGING JOB STRESS TO PREVENT NEEDLESTICK INJURIES IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS: RESULTS OF AN ITALIAN MULTI-CENTRE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 28).
S. Coutu, S. Nadeau, B. Ateme-Nguem . (2018). DEVELOPING A DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY OF A LEAN AND SAFE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT. Abstract. (p. 28).
Fatemeh aminifard , Shahram mahmoudi, Ali Kianfar . (2018). SAFETY PERFORMANCE EVALUATION AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION USING PROACTIVE INDICATORS: A CASE STUDY OF AN INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 29).
Y.S. Samant , H.M. Gravseth, T.E. Danielsen . (2018). EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE OF WORK-RELATED INJURIES IN NORWAY: PERVASIVE CHALLENGES AND MISSED OPPORTUNITIES?. Abstract. (p. 29).
Marco Italo D’Orso, Michele Augusto Riva, Ilaria Invernizzi, Daniele Grosso, Giancarlo Cesana . (2018). UTILITY OF STABILOMETRIC FOOTBOARD INPREVENTION OF WORK ACCIDENT FROM FALL. ANITALIAN STUDY IN A POPULATION OF AT-HEIGHTWORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 29 - 30).
V. Hrymak, J. de Vries . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT AND TRIAL OF SYSTEMATIC VISUAL SEARCH; A NOVEL METHOD TO IMPROVE THE OBSERVATION OF WORKPLACE HAZARDS DURING INSPECTIONS. Abstract. (p. 30).
Lisa Rönnbäck . (2018). PICTURE BOOKS FOR SAFETY –COMMUNICATING OSH KNOWLEDGE WITHOUT WORDS. Abstract. (p. 30).
Laurence Mathieu, Janine Bigaignon, Joel blomet, Max Gerard . (2018). LEARNING BY GAME PLAYING AND USING DIGITAL MEDIA: AN EXAMPLE THROUGH MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURE. Abstract. (pp. 30 - 31).
Laurence Mathieu, Lin Hsu-Hua, Liu Li-Mei, Luo Jiin-Chyuan, Alan H. Hall . (2018). THE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE FOR DIPHOTERINE® SOLUTION IN DEALING WITH CHEMICAL BURNS. Abstract. (p. 31).
Engr Jamiu Badmos . (2018). ACCIDENT PREVENTION: FROM VISION TO ACTION THROUGH ‘HARM TO ZERO’ CONCEPT. Abstract. (p. 31).
Andrés Felipe Montoya Giraldo, Alina Sorany Agudelo Alzate . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT FOR GENERAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES. Abstract. (pp. 31 - 32).
Agnieszka Kosny, Basak Yanar, Momtaz Begum, Stephanie Premji, Dina Al-Khooly . (2018). SAFE EMPLOYMENT INTEGRATION OF NEWCOMERS TO CANADA. Abstract. (p. 32).
João Marcos Bernardes, Maila Karina Mattos Brito, Adriano Dias . (2018). DO SELF-REPORTS OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYMPTOMS PREDICT OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS? EVIDENCES FROM A HOSPITAL-BASED CASE-CONTROL STUDY IN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 32).
G De Vito, M.A. Riva,M. Marinelli, A. Vitale, M. Sormani, M. Belingheri, M. Turato,R. Latocca . (2018). PUSHING AND PULLING ASSESSMENT: HOW TO DEAL WITH INTER-OPERATOR VARIABILITY. Abstract. (pp. 32 - 33).
M-J Durand, M-F Coutu . (2018). STAYING AT WORK WHILE AGEING: BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS FOR WORKERS OVER 55 YEARS OF AGE. Abstract. (p. 33).
Clas-Håkan Nygård . (2018). AGEING AND INTERVENTIONS. Abstract. (p. 33).
SLusa, A. Punakallio, J. Halonen, M. Wikström . (2018). HOW TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND WORK ABILITY OF FIREFIGHTERS USING COMPUTER-BASED ASSESSMENT METHOD OF PHYSICAL WORK CAPACITY. Abstract. (pp. 33 - 34).
Judith K. Sluite . (2018). PREVENTIVE INTERVENTIONS TO ASSIST WORKERS TO STAY AT WORK: WORKERS’ HEALTH SURVEILLANCE (WHS) AS EXAMPLE. Abstract. (p. 34).
B. Ojala, C-H Nygård*, H. Huhtala,S. T. Nikkari . (2018). EFFECTS OF A BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMON PERCEIVED WORK ABILITY AMONG MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES. Abstract. (p. 34).
N. Magnavita, I. Capitanelli . (2018). WORKSITE HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS FOR AGEING WORKFORCE IN EUROPE. THE EXPERIENCE OF PROHEALTH65+. Abstract. (p. 34).
P. Rothmore, J. Gray . (2018). AGEING AND MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS – THE IDENTIFICATION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL RISK FACTORS AND THE WORK ABILITY INDEX. Abstract. (pp. 34 - 35).
Clas-Håkan Nygård, Frida Marina Fischer . (2018). AGEING AND SHIFTWORK. Abstract. (p. 35).
A.H. Garde,Å.M. Hansen, H.A. Kolstad, J. Hansen,H.B. Nielsen,A.D. Larsen . (2018). PERMANENT NIGHT WORK, AGE AND SICKNESS ABSENCE. Abstract. (p. 35).
J.L. Barnes-Farrell, D. Tubbs, A. Dugan, S. Namazi, M. Cherniack . (2018). PSYCHOSOCIAL AND HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF AROUND THE CLOCK OPERATIONS FOR CORRECTION SOFFICERS. Abstract. (pp. 35 - 36).
Jeanne F. Duffy, Wei Wang, Audra S. Murphy, Cheryl M. Isherwood, Evan D. Chinoy, Jee Hyun Kim, Min Ju Kim, . (2018). CIRCADIAN AND SLEEP HOMEOSTATIC INTERVENTION STRATEGIES FOR OLDER SHIFT WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 36).
Karin I. Proper, Daniëlla van de Langenberg, Wendy Rodenburg, Roel C.H. Vermeulen, Allard J. van der Beek, Harry van Steeg, Linda W.M. van Kerkhof . (2018). SHIFTWORK AND METABOLIC HEALTH RISKS – WHAT DOES THE LITERATURE CONCLUDE?. Abstract. (p. 36).
Maria Carmen Martinez, Maria do Rosário Dias de Oliveira Latorre, Frida Marina Fischer . (2018). WORKLOAD AND EARLY FUNCTIONAL AGEING AMONG HOSPITAL WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 37).
J. Dorrian, S. Centofanti, A. Colella, L. Devine, C. Dingle, H. Galindo, S. Pantelios, G. Brkic, C. Bull, T. Almond, V. Dhillon, M.A. Carskadon, S. Banks . (2018). COPING WITH SHIFTWORK: INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY. Abstract. (p. 37).
K.C. Prakash, Subas Neupane, Päivi Leino-Arjas, Mikko Härmä, Clas-Håkan Nygård, . (2018). ASSOCIATION OF INSOMNIA AND FATIGUE DUE TO SHIFT WORK IN MIDLIFE AND MOBILITY LIMITATION SOVER 28 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP. Abstract. (pp. 37 - 38).
Kazuhiro Hidaka, Yoshiki Kuroda . (2018). EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY BETWEEN TYPE 2 DIABETE SAND BONE MINERAL DENSITY. Abstract. (p. 38).
Y. Higuchi , M. Ohta, M. Kumashiro . (2018). THE DETERIORATION TENDENCY OF HEALTH CONDITION IN AGE GROUP AND SEX BY FOLLOW-UP DATA. Abstract. (p. 38).
S. Kelly, A. McCarren, A. Reid . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL SOCIAL CLASS AND SELF RATED HEALTH. A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF OLDER IRIS HADULTS FROM THE IRISH LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON AGEING. Abstract. (pp. 38 - 39).
Nuria Matilla-Santander, Cristina Lidón-Moyano, Adrián González-Marrón, Kailey Bunch, Juan Carlos Martín-Sánchez, Jose M. Martínez-Sánchez, . (2018). ATTITUDES TOWARD WORKING CONDITIONS: ARE EUROPEAN UNION WORKERS SATISFIED WITH THEIR WORKING HOURS AND WORK-LIFE BALANCE?. Abstract. (p. 39).
Martijn Schouteden, Matthias Coene, Chris Verbeek, Marc Beurms, Lode Godderis . (2018). THE EFFECTS OF OCCUPATION ON THE EVOLUTION OF BMI IN A BELGIAN EMPLOYEE POPULATION. Abstract. (p. 39).
M. Schuster, M. Claus, S. Webendörfer, C. Oberlinner . (2018). THE ASSOCIATION OF AGE AND CHRONOTYPE IN DAY AND ROTATING SHIFT WORKERS OF A LARGE GERMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Abstract. (pp. 39 - 40).
V. Hermans, S. De Swerdt, J. Seghers, L. Godderis, L. Daenen . (2018). FREE OF CHOICE OPTIONS TO REDUCE SITTING: DOES IT WORK?. Abstract. (p. 40).
Marie-Christine Richard, Marie-José Durand . (2018). WORKERS AGE 55 AND OLDER WORKING WITH PAIN. Abstract. (pp. 40 - 41).
W. Fischmann, A. Voss, E. Wischlitzki, N. Amler, J. Kiesel, H. Drexler . (2018). IS THERE AN INFLUENCE OF E-MAIL REGULATIONS ON THE PERCEIVED ACCESSIBILITY OF EMPLOYEES?. Abstract. (p. 41).
Bashkireva Angelika . (2018). ACCELERATED AGEING PREVENTION AND WORKABILITY PROMOTION BY USE OF THE INNOVATIVE GERONTOTECHNOLOGY «AGE-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES». Abstract. (pp. 41 - 42).
I. Schaumburg, O. Melchior Poulsen, L.L. Andersen . (2018). WORKING ENVIRONMENT AND WORK RETENTION OF AGEING WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 42).
S.M. Copsey, Elke Schneider . (2018). THE AGEING WORKFORCE, WOMEN AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 42).
H.M. Hasselhorn, M. Ebener . (2018). WHO CAN AND WHO WANTS TO WORK UNTIL RETIREMENT AGE? THE IMPACT OF WORK FACTORS ON THE SUBJECTIVE EMPLOYMENT PERSPECTIVE. Abstract. (p. 43).
Karin Proper, Susanne Tonnon, Suzan Robroek, Allard Van der Beek, Alex Burdorf, Hiddie van der Ploeg, Margo Caspers . (2018). DOES PHYSICAL WORKLOAD MODERATE THE INFLUENCE OF OBESITY ON WORK ABILITY AMONG CONSTRUCTION WORKERS?. Abstract. (p. 43).
Micky Scharn, Allard J. van der Beek, Bianca Suanet, Martijn Huisman, Cécile R.L. Boot . (2018). SOCIETAL PARTICIPATION OF OLDER PEOPLE WITH AND WITHOUT A CHRONIC DISEASE: PARTICIPATION IN PAIDWORK, VOLUNTEERING AND PROVIDING INFORMALCARE. Abstract. (pp. 43 - 44).
Näsman Ove, Strandberg Erika, et al. . (2018). PROLONGING WORKING LIFE BY ENGAGING EMPLOYEES IN DEVELOPING WORK WELLBEING WITH TOTAL OPENNESS AND TRANSPARENCY WITH THE KIVAQ METHOD. Abstract. (p. 44).
F.M. Fischer, M.C. Martinez . (2018). EARLY FUNCTIONAL AGEING AS DETERMINANT FOR JOB INTERRUPTION: A 4-YEAR FOLLOW UP. Abstract. (p. 44).
Jacob Pedersen . (2018). THE IMPACT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ON WORK-LIFE EXPECTANCY, A REPRESENTATIVE DANISH STUDY ON THE YEARS 2010–2016. Abstract. (pp. 44 - 45).
Marit Müller de Bortoli, Inger M. Oellingrath, Martin Veel Svendsen, Anne Kristin Møller Fell . (2018). LIFESTYLE AND WORK ABILITY IN A NORWEGIAN GENERAL WORKING POPULATION. Abstract. (p. 45).
Judith Grant, Jonathan Houdmont, Fehmidah Munir, Robert Kerr, Ken Adley . (2018). SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, DEMOGRAPHIC AND PERSONAL FACTORS, AND THE EATING BEHAVIOURS OF CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 45).
Sofie Vandenbroeck, Liesbeth Aerts, Liesbeth Daenen, Lieve Vandersmissen, Lode Godderis . (2018). A SNAPSHOT OF 3887 BELGIAN EMPLOYEE’S WORK-ABILITY: A COMPARISON BETWEEN AGE GROUPS. Abstract. (pp. 45 - 46).
Ranu Sewdas, Sannie Vester Thorsen, Cécile R.L. Boot, Jakob Bue Bjørner, Allard J. van der Beek . (2018). DETERMINANTS OF EARLY RETIREMENT AMONG OLDER WORKERS WITH AND WITHOUT CHRONIC DISEASE:RESULTS FROM A DANISH PROSPECTIVE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 46).
Judith Grant, Jonathan Houdmont, Fehmidah Munir, Robert Kerr . (2018). HEALTHY EATING CHOICES: EMPLOYEE PERCEPTION SOF THE ROLE OF THE EMPLOYER. Abstract. (pp. 46 - 47).
J. Brown, S.V. Katikireddi, A.H. Leyland, R.W. McQuaid, J. Frank, E.B. Macdonald . (2018). THE ROLE OF AGE AND HEALTH IN RETURNING TO WORK: RESULTS FROM THE SUPPORTING OLDER PEOPLE INTO EMPLOYMENT (SOPIE) COHORT. Abstract. (p. 47).
M. Turato, M.A. Riva, M. Belingheri, G. De Vito, M.I. D’Orso, R. Latocca, G. Cesana, . (2018). PHYSICAL REHABILITATION APPROACH FOR RETAINING HEALTH CARE WORKERS SUFFERING FROM MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Abstract. (p. 47).
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C. Petrarca, E. Clemente, G. Zaccariello, E. Sabbioni, M. Di Gioacchino . (2018). TIO2 AND TIO2 – MESOPOROUS SILICA NANOPARTICLE TOXICITY EVALUATED ON PRIMARY HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONO/LYMPHOCYTES. Abstract. (p. 54).
C. Grandi, M.C. D’Ovidio . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO IMMUNOTOXICANTS AND SOLAR RADIATION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ONGOING CLIMATE CHANGE: ANOTHER STEP IN EXPOSOME PROFILING. Abstract. (p. 54).
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N. Kumagai-Takei, Y. Nishimura, H. Matsuzaki, S. Lee, K. Yoshitome, T. Otsuki . (2018). EFFECT OF LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS ON FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF HUMAN CD8+T CELL LINE. Abstract. (pp. 56 - 57).
H. Matsuzaki, S. Lee, M. Maeda, N. Kumagai-takei, K. Yoshitome, Y. Nishimura, T. Otsuki, . (2018). EFFECT OF ASBESTOS ON FOXP3 EXPRESSION INHUMAN T CELL LINE MT-2. Abstract. (p. 57).
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S. Lee, H. Okamoto, S. Yamamoto, T. Hatayama, H. Matsuzaki, N. Kumagai-Takei, K. Yoshitome, Y. Nishimura, T. Sato, Y. Kirita, Y. Fujii, T. Otsuki, . (2018). BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLOTH CONTAINING SPECIFICORE POWDER IN PATIENTS WITH POLLEN ALLERGY. Abstract. (p. 58).
S. Lee, H. Hayashi, N. Kumagai-Takei, H. Matsuzaki, K. Yoshitome, Y. Nishimura, K. Uragami, M. Kusaka, S. Yamamoto, M. Ikeda, T. Hatayama, W. Fujimoto, T. Otsuki, . (2018). CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CENP-B AND SCL-70 AUTOANTIBODIES IN SILICOSIS PATIENTS. Abstract. (p. 58).
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M. Kosobudzki, E. Gadzicka, J. Siedlecka, M. Dania, W. Szymczak, Z. Jozwiak, A. Szyjkowska,P. Viebig, A. Pas-Wyroślak, T. Makowiec-Dąbrowska, B. Kapitaniak, A. Bortkiewicz . (2018). EYE-TRACKING AS A METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF THE DRIVER’S VISUAL STRATEGY. Abstract. (p. 63).
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M. Depsztok, J. Cesar, H. Ortiz Maldonado, . (2018). EVALUATION OF ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND OTHER CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS. (FRICOR PROGRAM). A LOGISTICS COMPANY. (CORREO OFICIAL DE LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA). Abstract. (p. 77).
Laura Espinach . (2018). STANDARDISED REPORTING OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY IMPACTS. Abstract. (p. 77).
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Emer Carroll, Nodlaig Carroll, Noelle Dalton, Fiona Dardis, Sally Downing . (2018). COMMUNICATING WORKPLACE HEALTH & WELLBEING IN THE HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE (HSE). Abstract. (pp. 79 - 80).
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Knut Ringen . (2018). CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & HEALTH IN EMERGING ECONOMIES: DEVELOPING BEST PRACTICES WITH RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS. Abstract. (p. 80).
K.R. Ramana, K.N. Sen . (2018). SKILLING HELPS IN IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY, QUALITY AND SAFETY IMPLEMENTATION AT SITE – A STUDY ON SYMPTOMS AND CONTROL MEASURES. Abstract. (p. 80).
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Jack T. Dennerlein, Emily H. Sparer . (2018). IMPROVING EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT THROUGH SAFETY COMMUNICATION. Abstract. (pp. 82 - 83).
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Sultan Al-Otaibi, Abullah Almutahhar, Taha Aljishi, Hussain Aljawad, Adulaiziz Sebiany . (2018). HOW HEALTHY ARE MALE HEALTH SCIENCES STUDENTS AT IMAM ABDULRAHMAN BIN FAISAL UNIVERSITY?. Abstract. (pp. 91 - 92).
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L. Braeckman, A. Venema, L. Hermans, S. Adigüzel Van Zoelen, M. De Ridder, G. Vander Laan, F. Van Dijk . (2018). DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A TRAINING PROGRAMME ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE IN TURKEY. Abstract. (pp. 92 - 93).
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A. Wolgast, G. Lagerström, A-L Osvalder, J. Eklund, L-Å Mikaelsson, K. Rask, D. Tikka, M. Bohgard . (2018). ONLINE COURSE ‘WORK AND TECHNOLOGY ON HUMAN TERMS’ FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SAFER AND HEALTHIER WORKPLACES. Abstract. (p. 94).
M. Nagasu, T. Yoshikawa, R. Katsumura, T. Wakatsuki, V. R. Jaganathan, G. Sanjeeva Reddy, K. Kog . (2018). OUTCOME OF THE POSITIVE TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVING WORKING CONDITIONS IN INDIA. Abstract. (p. 94).
A. Rask-Andersen . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASES ARE PUZZLING. Abstract. (pp. 94 - 95).
H.T. Smedbold, N. McClellan, C. Laszcz-Davis, A. Leibowitz, L. O ́Donnell, S.J. Leeson, R. Di Corleto, N. Tresider, D. O’Malley . (2018). STRONGER TOGETHER – WORKING TOGETHER TO TACKLE THE OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE VOID. Abstract. (p. 95).
Hadas Levy . (2018). TRENDS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION – QUALITY IMPROVEMENT, SIMULATION AND OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION – RESEARCH & ASSESSING TRAINING AND COMPETENCE. Abstract. (p. 95).
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Elena-Ana Pauncu, Florina Georgeta Popescu, Cristina Livia Borcan . (2018). NETWORM PROJECT, ROMANIAN EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (p. 96).
A.L. Fajardo Montiel, H.U. Ramirez Sánchez, A.R. Meulenert Peña . (2018). THE GLOBALLY HARMONISED SYSTEM CHEMICALS IMPLEMENTATION IN ORDER TO STABLISH HEALTHAND ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS (SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRY CASE). Abstract. (pp. 96 - 97).
Bojana Knezevic, Ivana Kerner . (2018). EDUCATION ABOUT HEALTH PROTECTION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS RELATED TO HAZARDOUS DRUGS IN CROATIAN HOSPITALS. Abstract. (p. 97).
J. McNamara, P. Griffin, J. Phelan, J. Kinsella . (2018). USE OF A RISK ASSESSMENT TO ASSIST FARMERS WITH OSH MANAGEMENT IN IRELAND. Abstract. (pp. 97 - 98).
Yosuke Miyazaki, Hisanori Hiro, Kazuaki Kawai, Hiroto Izumi, Yoshiyuki Shibata, Tomonori Igarashi, Kazunori Ikegami, Seichi Horie . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES FOR THE PREVENTION OF NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF OVERWORK ON HEALTH IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 98).
M.B. Panduro, L.L. Andersen, L. Brandt . (2018). PHYSICAL EXERCISE DURING WORKING HOURS FOR EMPLOYEES AT A HOSPITAL LAUNDRY –AQUALITATIVE PROCESS EVALUATION. Abstract. (p. 98).
A.S. Le Provost, R. Pougnet, J. Pietri, L. De Parscau, B. Loddé, J.D. Dewitte . (2018). SUFFERING AT WORK AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS: QUALITATIVE STUDY USING SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEWS. Abstract. (pp. 98 - 99).
Armand Rajnoveanu, Razvan Ionut, Maria Barsan, Andreea Socaciu, Marilena Oarga . (2018). THE INFLUENCE OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE PROGRAM IN MEDICAL STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS THIS SPECIALTY. Abstract. (p. 99).
Jari H. Stengård, Eva Helaskoski . (2018). NATION WIDE OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE TRAINING PROGRAM IN THE FINNISH INSTITUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 99).
Koinis Aristotelis, Velonakis Emmanouil, Tzavella Fotini, Tziaferi G. Styliani . (2018). GROUP EXPERIENTIAL INTERVENTION IN GREEK HEALTH PROFESSIONALS FOR THE CONFRONTATION OF MOBBING. Abstract. (pp. 99 - 100).
Jarmo Heikkinen, Kimmo Räsänen . (2018). EVALUATION OF EDUCATION OF SPECIALIST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS IN THE PERIOD 2009 – 2013 IN FINLAND. Abstract. (p. 100).
U. Bollmann, R. Gründler, M. Holder . (2018). THE INTEGRATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY INTO EDUCATION – ENETOSH’S WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (pp. 100 - 101).
M. Jayandran . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND THERAPEUTIC YOGA -TOOLS FOR CRACKING HSE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION EXAMS. Abstract. (p. 101).
Y. Sekiya, H. Adachi, K. Imamura, K. Watanabe, N. Kawakami . (2018). THE EFFECTS OF TRAINING MANAGERS ON MANAGEMENT COMPETENCIES ON WORKENG AGEMENT OF THEIR SUBORDINATES: A SINGLE-GROUP PRE- AND POST-TEST STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 101 - 102).
D.N.P. Della Torre, E.C. Dias, J.M. da Silva . (2018). RESIDENCY PROGRAM IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE GUIDED BY THE COMPETENCES REQUIRED TO PRACTICE THE SPECIALTY IN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 102).
Bongi Majola, Penny Orton, Ayisha Razak . (2018). VIOLENCE AGAINST STUDENT NURSES BY PATIENT SAND THEIR RELATIVES IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS INKWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 102).
Linda Forst, Leslie Nickels, David Zalk, Joseph Zanoni . (2018). ASYNCHRONOUS, ONLINE TRAINING OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND HYGIENE/SAFETY MANAGERS IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE. Abstract. (pp. 102 - 103).
Judith Green-McKenzie, Edward Emmett . (2018). OUTCOMES OF AN INNOVATIVE TRAIN-IN-PLACE OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM. Abstract. (p. 103).
U. Hyrkkänen, H. Kuusisto, P. Mäkilä . (2018). DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE JOB CRAFTING SCALE FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. Abstract. (p. 103).
D. Madigan, E. Quinlan-Ruof, J. Cambron, L. Forst, J. Zanoni, L. S. Friedman, . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HISTORY TAKING ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOURS OF CHIROPRACTIC INTERNS. Abstract. (pp. 103 - 104).
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V.A. Mininel, L. Geraldi, F.M. Miranda, A.P. Griggio, J.A.M. Silva, S. Appenzeller, . (2018). PROFESSIONALS COMPETENCES FOR WORKER HEALTH SURVEILLANCE. Abstract. (p. 104).
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M.G. Ryan, L. Pompeii . (2018). RESPIRATORY PROTECTION TRAINING FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 106 - 107).
Jiro Moriguchi, Masayuki Ikeda, Fumiko Ohashi, Katsuya Furuki, Kazuo Takeda, Yoichi Mori . (2018). COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE ACTIVITIES OF PART- TIME OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS IN JAPAN BETWEEN 2008 AND 2016: EFFECTS OF THE STRESS-CHECK PROGRAMME. Abstract. (p. 107).
René J. Kox, Jan L. Hoving, Jos H. Verbeek, Maria J.E. Schouten, Carel T.J. Hulshof, Haije Wind, Monique H.W. Frings-Dresen . (2018). ASSESSMENT OF PROGNOSIS BY PHYSICIANS WORKING IN THE FIELD OF DISABILITY EVALUATION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 107).
S. Carolan, D. Moriarty, S. Kane, K. Nolan, C. Kelleher, M. Cagney, N. Riordan . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WORKFORCE PLANNING TOOLKIT FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING SERVICES IN IRELAND. Abstract. (pp. 107 - 108).
M.A. Rosen, J. Caravanos . (2018). INTERDISCIPLINARY AND EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION IN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 108).
L. Sisson, J. Gallagher . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE IRISH HEALTH SERVICE. Abstract. (pp. 108 - 109).
Elizabeth Costa Dias, Raquel Bonesana de Oliveira, Danielle N.P. Della Torre, Claudia Vasques Chiavegatto . (2018). CORE COMPETENCIES IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE IN BRAZILIAN PROCESSES FOR SPECIALIST EDUCATION, CONTINUOUS EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION. Abstract. (p. 109).
H.E. Hirdi . (2018). INDUSTRIAL WELFARE NURSE COURSES IN HUNGARY BETWEEN 1933 AND 1945. Abstract. (p. 109).
K. Kesarwani, P. Sharma . (2018). EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AMONG THE FARM WORKERS WHILE PERFORMING THE FARM ACTIVITIES DURING SUMMER MONTHS. Abstract. (pp. 109 - 110).
John Gallagher . (2018). THE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 110).
D.A.M. Hogan, S. Nolan, B.A. Greiner . (2018). WORK RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS, PHYSICAL WORK FACTORS AND PSYCHOSOCIAL WORK FACTORS FOR CHARTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, PHYSICAL THERAPISTS AND ATHLETIC THERAPISTS IN IRELAND. Abstract. (p. 110).
F. Geaney . (2018). THE FOOD CHOICE AT WORK TRIAL: FROM EVALUATION TO COMMERCIALISATION AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION IN EVERYDAY WORKPLACE SETTINGS. Abstract. (pp. 110 - 111).
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B.A. Greiner, S. Leitao, C. Larkin, P. Corcoran, J. Gallagher, E. Arensman . (2018). THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WORK ENVIRONMENT, SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM: RESULTS FROM A CASE CONTROL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 111).
Rafael E. de la Hoz . (2018). WORLD TRADE CENTRE RESEARCH STRATEGIES, IMPLICATIONS AND FINDINGS. Abstract. (pp. 111 - 112).
Philip J. Landrigan . (2018). THE CONTRIBUTION OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE TO EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: NEW YORK CITY AND 9/ 11. Abstract. (p. 112).
Roberto G. Lucchini . (2018). INDICATIONS FOR LIFETIME HEALTHCARE OF AFFECTED POPULATIONS FROM THE WORLD TRADE CENTRE AND OTHER MAJOR INTERNATIONAL DISASTERS. Abstract. (p. 112).
Rafael E. de la Hoz . (2018). RESPIRATORY DISEASE RESEARCH IN THE WTC HEALTH PROGRAM. Abstract. (pp. 112 - 113).
O.I. Ajayi . (2018). EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE: CHALLENGES AND CONTINGENCIES FOR NIGERIA’S OFFSHORE INDUSTRY. Abstract. (pp. 113 - 114).
Laurie Breyer . (2018). CHANGING PHYSICIAN BEHAVIOUR – WHAT WORKS? A SNAPSHOT OF AN INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE MONITORING AND MEDICAL CARE FOR SURVIVORS AND RESPONDERS OF THE 9/11 TERRORIST ATTACKS. Abstract. (p. 113).
Céline Dagrenat, Pascal Cassan, Diane Issard, Thomas Loeb, Michel Baer, Alexis Descatha . (2018). FIRST AID IN THE WORKPLACE IN THE WORLD: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 114).
B. Papaleo, G. Cangiano, S. Calicchia, M. De Rosa, L. Marcellini . (2018). EARLY DEFIBRILLATION IN WORKPLACES IN ITALY. Abstract. (p. 114).
Thomas Loeb, Charles Groizard, Anna Ozguler, Catherine Fleischel, Karine Gauthier, Michel Baer . (2018). EVALUATION OF STRESS AND ANXIETY IN A GRIMED POPULATION PLAYING THE ROLE OF VICTIMS IN A LIVE TERRORIST ATTACK EXERCISE. Abstract. (pp. 114 - 115).
Anna Ozguler, Michel Baer, Guillaume Douge, Thomas Loeb . (2018). TRAINING SESSIONS FOR OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS AND NURSES: THE ADDED VALUE OF A SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE. Abstract. (p. 115).
Susanne Schunder-Tatzber, Alexis Descatha, Pascal Cassan . (2018). TRAINING NEEDS FOR EMERGENCY CARE IN ORGANISATIONAL SETTINGS- ‘FROM FIRST AID TO EMERGENCY COORDINATION’. Abstract. (p. 115).
Tom Eliatu, Deogratius Kaheeru Ssekimpi . (2018). THE STATUS OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE IN PETROL STATIONS IN BUSHENYI AND SHEEMA DISTRICTS IN UGANDA. Abstract. (pp. 115 - 116).
M. Bader, S. Bäcker, T. Jäger, G. Van Bortel, T. van Weyenbergh, E. Verwerft, S. Webendörfer, C. Oberlinner, S. Lang . (2018). HUMAN BIOMONITORING FOR EMERGENCY RESPONDERS – EXPERIENCE, BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS –. Abstract. (p. 116).
Sandeep Sharma, S.K. Awasthi . (2018). INTEGRATING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY THROUGH EFFECTIVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM. Abstract. (pp. 116 - 117).
Joselito L. Gapas . (2018). FIRST PHILIPPINE HOLDINGS SINGLE, MASS CASUALTY, AND DISASTER MEDICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE STRATEGY. Abstract. (p. 117).
J.L. Burgess, A. Caban-Martinez, K. Fent, C. Grant, S.C. Griffin, N. Solle, K.S. Jeong, J. Zhao, S. Littau, E. Jacobs, S. Jahnke, G. Horn, J. Alesia, J. Gulotta, P. Moore, C. Popp . (2018). THE FIREFIGHTER MULTICENTER CANCER COHORT STUDY: FRAMEWORK DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING. Abstract. (p. 117).
D.M. Zalk . (2018). QUALITATIVE RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES IN EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE TO IDENTIFY AND REDUCE OCCUPATIONAL RISK FACTORS. Abstract. (pp. 117 - 118).
Alexis Descatha, Florence Dumas, Wulfran Bougoin, Alain Cariou, Guillaume Geri . (2018). ARE WORK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RETURN-TO- WORK IN AN OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVORS COHORT?. Abstract. (p. 118).
Alexis Descatha, Susanne Schunder-Tatzber, Jefferey Burgess, Pascal Cassan, Tatsuhiko Kubo, Sylvie Rotthier, Koji Wada, EPROH scientific committee, Michel Baer . (2018). POSITION STATEMENT OF THE ICOH WORKING GROUP ON ‘EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH (EPROH)’. Abstract. (p. 118).
Anjana Verma, Jugal Kishore, Shobha Gusain . (2018). COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SHIFT WORK EFFECTS AND INJURIES AMONG NURSES WORKING IN ROTATING NIGHT SHIFT & DAY SHIFT IN INDIA. Abstract. (p. 119).
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D.A. Alvarez-Rincón, N. Perez . (2018). PHYSICAL WORKLOAD EXPOSURE THRESHOLD IN CUMULATIVE-TRAUMA DISORDERS USEFUL FOR PRIMARY PREVENTION AND FOR CAUSAL ASSESSMENT: A 12.5 Y FOLLOW-UP COHORT STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 119 - 120).
G. Tranfo, D. Pigini, E. Paci, L. Bauleo, C. Ancona, F. Forastiere . (2018). ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO 1- NITROPYRENE BY MEANS OF THE DETERMINATION OF HYDROXYNITROPYRENES IN 896 URINE SAMPLES. Abstract. (p. 120).
Ro-Ting Lin . (2018). THE IMPACT OF INTRODUCING NATIONAL POLICIES OF IMPROVING WORKING CONDITIONS ON OVERWORK- RELATED CARDIOVASCULAR MORTALITY IN TAIWAN. Abstract. (p. 120).
Dong-Hee Koh, Sang-Gil Lee, Hwan-Cheol Kim, Ju-Hyun Park, Sangjun Choi, Hyejung Jung, Dong-Uk Park . (2018). COMBINING LEAD EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTS AND EXPERTS’ OPINION THROUGH A BAYESIAN FRAMEWORK. Abstract. (pp. 120 - 121).
Dong-Hee Koh, Sang-Gil Lee, Hwan-Cheol Kim, Ju-Hyun Park, Sangjun Choi, Hyejung Jung, Dong-Uk Park . (2018). ESTIMATION OF LEAD EXPOSURE PREVALENCE IN KOREAN POPULATION THROUGH COMBINING MULTIPLE EXPERTS’ JUDGMENT BASED ON OBJECTIVE DATA SOURCES. Abstract. (p. 121).
C. Maugard, D. Bosson-Rieutort, O. François, V. Bonneterre . (2018). BIG DATA AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE: USE OF FRENCH MEDICO- ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES FOR HYPOTHESIS GENERATION REGARDING OCCUPATIONAL RISKS IN AGRICULTURE. Abstract. (pp. 121 - 122).
E. Ronda, A. Cayuela, E. Koselka, I. Benazizi, J.M. Martínez . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL RISKS FOR MIGRANT WORKERS IN SPAIN. Abstract. (p. 122).
Chi-Hsiang Huang, Chian Zeng, Che-Jui Chang, Hsin-Yi Peng, Yi-Chia Wang, Hsiao-Yu Yang . (2018). APPLICATION OF METABOLOMIC SCIENCE IN THE DETECTION OF LUNG CANCER: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 122).
T. Yoshikawa, T. Sasaki, S. Matsumoto, T. Yamauchi, K. Kayashima, T. Kubo, S. Umezaki, M. Takahashi . (2018). DIAGNOSIS OF 1,561 COMPENSATED CASES FOR OVERWORK-RELATED CEREBROVASCULAR/ CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES (CCVDS) KNOWN AS ‘KAROSHI’ IN JAPAN, 2010–2014. Abstract. (pp. 122 - 123).
Thomas Behrens, Jan Hovanec, Jack Siemiatycki, David I Conway, Ann Olsson, Hans Kromhout, Roel Vermeulen, Kurt Straif, Karl-Heinz Jöckel, Thomas Brüning . (2018). LUNG CANCER AND OCCUPATIONAL SOCIAL STATUS: THE SYNERGY STUDY. Abstract. (p. 123).
María Fernanda Bauleo, Frank van Dijk, Katja Radon . (2018). IT IS THE RESIDENCY IMPORTANT FOR WORKING CONDITIONS? A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON MIGRANT DOMESTIC WORKERS IN ARGENTINA. Abstract. (p. 123).
Ann C. Olsson, Saloshni Naidoo . (2018). CHALLENGES IN DATA POOLING. Abstract. (p. 124).
E. Pukkala . (2018). ENTIRE POPULATIONS OF FIVE COUNTRIES AS AN OCCUPATIONAL STUDY COHORT – DOES IT WORK?. Abstract. (p. 124).
D.C. Glass . (2018). THREE NESTED CASE CONTROL STUDIES FROM COHORTS OF PETROLEUM INDUSTRY WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 124).
M.E. Leon Roux . (2018). DATA AVAILABILITY AND DATA POOLING EFFORTS IN THE AGRICOH CONSORTIUM. Abstract. (pp. 124 - 125).
H. Kromhout . (2018). ASSESSING EXPOSURE TO OCCUPATIONAL CHEMICALS IN LARGE-SCALE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON OCCUPATIONAL CANCERS. Abstract. (p. 125).
A.C. Olsson . (2018). POOLED ANALYSIS OF CASE-CONTROL STUDIES ON THE JOINT EFFECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL CARCINOGENS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUNG CANCER. Abstract. (p. 125).
I.S. Mehlum . (2018). NETWORK ON THE COORDINATION AND HARMONISATION OF EUROPEAN OCCUPATIONAL COHORTS (OMEGA-NET). Abstract. (p. 126).
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Deirdre Fitz Gerald . (2018). COCHRANE WORK. Abstract. (p. 126).
J.H. Ruotsalainen . (2018). THE PICO QUESTION IS TO A COCHRANE REVIEW LIKE THE THICK CREAMY HEAD IS TO A PINT OF GUINNESS. Abstract. (pp. 126 - 127).
H.F. van der Molen, P. Basnet, J.H. Verbeek . (2018). GRADE APPLIED IN A RECENT UPDATED COCHRANE REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 127).
T.C. Morata . (2018). UNEXPECTED INVITATION TO BECOME A CO-AUTHOR OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS. Abstract. (p. 127).
Carel T. Hulshof . (2018). SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS AND EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES, TWO OF A DIFFERENT KIND?. Abstract. (pp. 127 - 128).
S. Curti, R. Sauni, D. Spreeuwers, A. de Schryver, M. Valenty, S. Rivière, S. Mattioli . (2018). INTERVENTIONS TO INCREASE THE REPORTING OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES BY PHYSICIANS. Abstract. (p. 128).
D. Fitz Gerald . (2018). EMPTY REVIEWS: HOW, WHY OR WHY NOT?. Abstract. (p. 128).
Leslie London . (2018). OVERVIEW OF EPICOH SPECIAL SESSION FOR ICOH 2018 – HIGHLIGHTED ISSUES IN OCCUPATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY. Abstract. (pp. 128 - 129).
Leslie London . (2018). A RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH TO ACCESS TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES – WHAT MIGHT THAT OFFER WORKING POPULATIONS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD?. Abstract. (p. 129).
Leon Guo, Po-Chin Chu . (2018). IMPACTS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE NETWORK TO REPORTING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 129).
R. Mendes . (2018). OPPORTUNITIES TO INSERT OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH COMPONENTS INTO NATIONAL HEALTH POLICIES AND PROGRAMS: VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES. Abstract. (pp. 129 - 130).
O. Dumas . (2018). NEW METHODS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY OF WORK-RELATED ASTHMA. Abstract. (p. 130).
A.M. Neophytou . (2018). BIAS AND TARGET PARAMETERS IN OCCUPATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY. Abstract. (p. 130).
Ayşe Coşkun Beyan, Serhat Erdal, Nur Şafak Alıcı, Arif Çımrın, Yücel Demiral . (2018). STIGMA TOWARDS WORKERS DIAGNOSED WITH OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES. Abstract. (pp. 130 - 131).
Jelena Bakusic, Annet Lenderink, Sofie Vandenbroeck, Charlotte Lambreghts, Jos Verbeek, Stefania Curti, Stefano Mattioli, Lode Godderis . (2018). BASIC TYPOLOGY OF SENTINEL AND ALERT APPROACHES TO IDENTIFY NEW AND EMERGING WORK-RELATED DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 131).
Odgerel Chimed-Ochir, Ken Takahashi, Tom Sorahan, Tim Driscoll, Christina Fitzmaurice, Makoto Yoko-o, Kittisak Sawanyawisuth, Sugio Furuya, Fumihiro Tanaka, Seichi Horie, Nico van Zandwijk, Jukka Takala . (2018). ESTIMATION OF THE GLOBAL BURDEN OF MESOTHELIOMA DEATHS FROM INCOMPLETE NATIONAL MORTALITY DATA. Abstract. (p. 131).
Fernando Feijo, Clara Menegale, Fabrício Cardoso, Luís Henrique Santos, Matheus Lemos . (2018). GENDER INEQUALITIES IN WORK ACCIDENTS AND OCCUPATIONAL MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS: FINDINGS FROM THE 2013 BRAZILIAN NATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY. Abstract. (pp. 131 - 132).
Therese N. Hanvold, Karina Corbett, Petter Kristensen, Ingrid S. Mehlum . (2018). CAUSE-SPECIFIC SICKNESS ABSENCE BY OCCUPATION. Abstract. (p. 132).
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D. Consonni, L.P. Puchalski Kalinke, M.A. Kalinke, FMoura D’Almeida Miranda, L. Marcondes, T. Hallfeld, C. Brey, S. Boller, A.C Pesatori, C. Mensi, LMMansano Sarquis . (2018). ASBESTOS-RELATED DISEASES IN CURITIBA: THE BRAZIL-ITALY PROJECT. Abstract. (pp. 139 - 140).
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E. Viikari-Juntura, L.J. VIrta, T. Leinonen, K. Husgafvel-Pursiainen, I. Autti-Rämö, S. Solovieva . (2018). RETURN TO WORKAND WORK PARTICIPATION AFTER CHANGES IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE AND HEALTH INSURANCE ACT. NATIONWIDE FINNISH REGISTER STUDIES. Abstract. (p. 146).
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P.A. Demers, J. Kim, M. Pahwa, C.E. Peters, C. Song, V.H. Arrandale, H.W. Davies, F. Labrèche, J. Lavoue, A.M. Nicol, C.B. McLeod . (2018). USING BURDEN OF CANCER TO PROMOTE POLICY CHANGE. Abstract. (p. 148).
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A.C. Pesatori, L. Angelici, C. Favero, L. Dioni, C. Mensi, C. Bareggi, A. Palleschi, L. Cantone, D. Consonni, L. Bordini, A. Todaro, V. Bollati . (2018). COMBINATION OF MIRNAS, MESOTHELIN AND FIBULIN- 3 AS POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS IN MALIGNANT PLEURAL MESOTHELIOMA AND ASBESTOS-EXPOSED SUBJECTS. Abstract. (p. 155).
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J. Carmo, M. Lima . (2018). AN ERGONOMIST IN A CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT TEAM. LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE AVIATION MAINTENANCE INDUSTRY. Abstract. (pp. 157 - 158).
Peter Koch, Albert Nienhaus . (2018). WORKING CONDITIONS IN GERMAN HOSPITALS- PREVENTION FOR YOUNG PHYSICIANS AND NURSING STAFF IN GERMANY. Abstract. (p. 158).
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T.-J. Cheng, H.-R. Guo . (2018). PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATION FOR WORKERS IN TAIWAN. Abstract. (pp. 161 - 162).
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Amar Kapadia, Aditya Paliwal, R. Rajesh . (2018). AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY TO ASSESS THE INCIDENCE OF VITAMIN B12/D3 DEFICIENCY AMONG CORPORATE EMPLOYEES. Abstract. (pp. 162 - 163).
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Susan Brumby, Muhammad Aziz Rahman, Nic van Zyl, Vanessa Vaughan . (2018). PRESENTING INJURIES (FARM AND OTHER) AT A REGIONAL HOSPITAL IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA – LINKING PREVENTION, PROMOTION AND PLACE. Abstract. (p. 163).
M. Arakida, Y. Matsuda, M. Negishi, M. Aoyagi, E. Furuhata, K. Otani, E. Tomizawa . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT OF COST-EFFECTIVE HEALTH GUIDANCE COURSES FOR MALE WORKERS WITH THE RISK OF METABOLIC SYNDROME. Abstract. (p. 164).
Carmen Iliana Busneag, Lecturer Alexandru Busneag . (2018). TOBACCO CESSATION PROGRAM IN NATIONAL ROMANIAN TELEVISION. Abstract. (pp. 164 - 165).
Marit Skogstad, Lars-Kristian Lunde, Bente Ulvestad, Hans Christian Aass, Elin Einarsdottir, Reidun Øvstebø, Jose Hernán Alfonso, Thomas Clemm, Asgeir Mamen, Øivind Skare . (2018). IMPROVEMENTS IN BIOMARKERS OF INFLAMMATION AND HEALTH AFTER AN EMPLOYER-MOTIVATED LEISURE TIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM: A 15- MONTH FOLLOW-UP STUDY. Abstract. (p. 164).
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Vidya Kiran Bhat . (2018). A STUDY ON PREVALENCE OF METABOLIC SYNDROME AND IMPACT OF WORK-PLACE EMPLOYEE WELLNESS PROMOTION PROGRAMS IN INDIAN CEMENT MANUFACTURING UNITS. Abstract. (p. 168).
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S. Pauwels, A. Temmerman, S. Ronsmans, A. de Schryver, D. Rusu, L. Braeckman, L. Godderis . (2018). PROBE: HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS REGISTER FOR OCCUPATIONAL USE IN BELGIUM. Abstract. (p. 170).
J.R. Passos, A.M. Silveira, E.C. Dias . (2018). PROFILE OF PHYSICIANS OF THE WORK IN MINAS GERAIS GRADUATES OF THE MEDICAL RESIDENCY AND ACCREDITED COURSE OF SPECIALISATION AND THE EVALUATION OF THE COMPETENCES REQUIRED FOR THE EXERCISE OF THE MEDICINE OF THE WORK IN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 170).
E. Carlier, S. Roman, N. Doyen, J. Vandevelde, M.-N. Schmickler, M. Verbrugghe . (2018). DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF RETURN CALLS – A TOOL TO ENHANCE RETURN TO WORK FOR LONG- TERM ABSENTEEISM. Abstract. (p. 171).
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Yui Hidaka, Akihito Shimazu, Kotaro Imamura, Noboru Iwata, Kyoko Shimada, Masaya Takahashi, Masahito Tokita, Izumi Watai, Kazuhiro Watanabe, Norito Kawakami . (2018). THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WORK-FAMILY SPILLOVER AND QUALITY OF SLEEP: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF JAPANESE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 172).
Hiroshi Fukuda, Fumiko Kitajima, Yuka Sakamoto, Kayo Suwa, Akiko Fujiwara, Rie Morita . (2018). HEALTH LITERACY IN JAPANESE WORKPLACE (2ND REPORT): IMPACT OF WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION, LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE PRACTICE. Abstract. (p. 172).
P. Swennen, S. Acke, M. Verbrugghe, M.-N. Schmickler, E. Schleich . (2018). FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR THE OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIAN. Abstract. (pp. 172 - 173).
H. Tahara, H. Hiro . (2018). RESPONSES FROM ‘HIGH-STRESS’ WORKERS OF THE STRESS CHECK PROGRAM IN JAPAN – A CASE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 173).
Paulo Zetola, Ana Claudia Soares, Livia Schwab, Jose Ari Bastos, Wilson Demarchi . (2018). PROCESS OF ACCREDITATION OF HEALTH SERVICE IN AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY OF BRAZIL. Abstract. (pp. 173 - 174).
M. Omar, I. El Amri Benali, M. Zouhair, A. El Kholti . (2018). MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS (MSD) AMONGST FARMERS IN THE KOURIFATE MUNICIPALITY, PROVINCE OF FQUIH BEN SALAH. Abstract. (p. 174).
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Suparna Damany . (2018). EXERCISE PROTOCOL FOR WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Abstract. (p. 174).
Juan Ignacio Rincón Sarmiento . (2018). SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ORGANIC SOLVENTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH HEARING LOSS. Abstract. (pp. 174 - 175).
T.M. Balfour . (2018). HEALTH SERVICES IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN MINING INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 175).
Ella Triumpho Avellar, Frida Marina Fischer . (2018). THE ‘CHANGE LABORATORY’ AS A METHOD PROVIDING AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FORMATIVE INTERVENTION: A NEW PERSPECTIVE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 175).
A. Esser, T. Kraus, H. Minten, A. Tautz, J. Lang . (2018). DATA OF OCCUPATIONAL-MEDICAL CHECK-UP EXAMINATIONS CHALLENGING THE CONCEPT OF ALLOSTATIC LOAD. Abstract. (pp. 175 - 176).
Mohammad Hasan . (2018). EXPLORATION OF DIABETES & CARDIOVASCULAR RISKS FACTORS AMONG OIL SECTOR WORKERS IN KUWAIT: 2013 PME & COMPARISONS TO THE POPULATION. Abstract. (p. 176).
Chaitanya Gulvady . (2018). COLLECTION OF COUNTRY-WIDE AND CULTURE- SPECIFIC HM DATA TO IMPROVE EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH PROGRAMS. Abstract. (p. 176).
Karen Nieuwenhuijsen, Carel T. Hulshof, Judith K. Sluiter . (2018). INFLUENCING WORKERS’ WILLINGNESS TO SEEK HELP AFTER A WORKERS’ HEALTH SURVEILLANCE. Abstract. (pp. 176 - 177).
Jos Verbeek, Sharea Ijaz, Christina Tikka, Jani Ruotsalainen, Erja Mäkelä, Kaisa Neuvonen, Michael Edmond, Riitta Sauni, F. Selcen Kilinc Balci, Raluca Mihalache . (2018). PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR PREVENTING HIGHLY INFECTIOUS DISEASES DUE TO EXPOSURE TO CONTAMINATED BODY FLUIDS IN HEALTHCARE STAFF. Abstract. (p. 177).
Sharea Ijaz, Jos Verbeek, Christina Tikka, Jani Ruotsalainen . (2018). HOW AND WHEN ARE NONRANDOMISED STUDIES INCLUDED IN COCHRANE SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS – AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT PRACTICE. Abstract. (p. 177).
M. Verbrugghe, J. Vandevelde, T. Deburghgraeve, I. Peeters, M.-N. Schmickler, B. Teuwen . (2018). INFLUENCING FACTORS OF LONG-TERM ABSENTEEISM: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY AMONG BELGIAN EMPLOYEES. Abstract. (p. 178).
Jani Ruotsalainen, Jos Verbeek . (2018). WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS TO ANSWER? – EXPERIENCES IN PRIORITY SETTING IN COCHRANE WORK REVIEW GROUP. Abstract. (p. 178).
Stefan Webendoerfer, Matthias Claus, Christoph Oberlinner . (2018). HEALTH CHECKS AT THE WORKPLACE. Abstract. (pp. 178 - 179).
N. Guharajan . (2018). HEALTH MANAGEMENT AT UNILEVER – RETURN ON INVESTMENT: THE UNILEVER SINGAPORE LAMPLIGHTER PROGRAM (2009 – 2015). Abstract. (p. 179).
Bishwadeep Paul, Chaitanya Gulvady . (2018). IMPACT OF TARGETED INTERVENTION PROGRAMS WITH A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH RISK PARAMETERS OF INDIAN WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 179).
Penpatra Sripaiboonkij, Sasitorn Taptagaporn . (2018). PHYSICAL FITNESS ASSESSMENT FOR PREVENTING ACCIDENT AT WORK IN ENERGY INDUSTRY WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 179 - 180).
Carel T Hulshof, Marleen van Son, Marian Lebbink, Kees van Vliet . (2018). THE NEED FOR PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF A PRACTICE GUIDELINE ON CANCER AND WORK AMONG OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS. Abstract. (p. 180).
S. Siriruttanapruk, O. Untimanon, K. Boonmeephong, T. Saipang . (2018). THE MODEL DEVELOPMENT OF RETURN TO WORK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM THROUGH OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE CLINICS IN THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 180).
M.A. Rieger, M. Michaelis, D. Mosshammer, S. Wilm . (2018). COOPERATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS IN GERMANY – INSIGHTS FROM A MIXED-METHODS STUDY. Abstract. (p. 181).
Hye Yin Park, Byoungmoo Park, Sukhun Kim, Jaewoo Koh . (2018). MANAGING CEREBRO-CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN WORKPLACE SETTINGS: COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE PROGRAM IN A LARGE-SCALE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Abstract. (p. 181).
Muzimkhulu Zungu, Nosimilo Mlangeni, Kerry Wilson, Sikhumbuzo Mabunda, Ziyanda Vundle, Refilwe Mokgetle . (2018). TB TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN MINE HEALTH FACILITIES SOUTH AFRICA 2015 -2018: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS. Abstract. (pp. 181 - 182).
Anasztázia Honos . (2018). ADVERSE EFFECTS OF SMOKING; QUITTING TOBACCO. Abstract. (p. 182).
Sari Nissinen, Timo Leino . (2018). DATA IN THE WORKPLACE SURVEYS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES. Abstract. (p. 182).
Carel T. Hulshof, Karen Nieuwenhuijsen, Judith K. Sluiter . (2018). SHARED DECISION MAKING IN A PREVENTIVE CONSULTATION ON PREGNANCY AND WORK, AN EXPERIMENTAL VIGNETTE STUDY AMONG OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS. Abstract. (pp. 182 - 183).
C.H.I.A. Sin-Eng, H.W.A.N.G. Jeffrey, N.G. Vivian . (2018). CREATING A HEALTHY WORKPLACE AT A SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE – USING THE TOTAL WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH (WSH) TOOLS. Abstract. (p. 183).
L. Wagner Norbert, A. Rebello Salome, Chen Jiaxuan, Y.F.J. Hwang, Alwi Suhanah, Lee Siu Yin, Műller-Riemenschneider Falk, The TWSH Project Group . (2018). INTEGRATED HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS – LESSONS LEARNED FROM IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN SINGAPORE. Abstract. (p. 183).
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B. Teuwen, J. Vandevelde, T. Deburghgraeve, I. Peeters, M.-N. Schmickler, M. Verbrugghe . (2018). SICK-LEAVE POLICIES IN BELGIAN COMPANIES: A RANDOM TELEPHONE SURVEY. Abstract. (p. 184).
U. Van Soom, M.-N. Schmickler, M. Verbrugghe . (2018). PROMOTING VISITS PRIOR TO RETURN TO WORK: A CASE STUDY IN A BELGIAN COMPANY. Abstract. (pp. 184 - 185).
J.M. Spiegel, D. Jones, L. Darwin, P. Adu, A. Yassi . (2018). SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE – 1: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. Abstract. (p. 185).
D. Jones, L. Darwin, K. Wilson, S. Kisting, J.M. Spiegel, P. Adu, A. Yassi . (2018). SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PERFORMANCE – 2: CASE STUDIES. Abstract. (p. 185).
P.A. Adu, A. Yassi, R. Ehrlich, J.M. Spiegel . (2018). EXPLORING KEY INFORMANT PERCEPTIONS REGARDING THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 185 - 186).
Éva Ruzsás, Barnabas Biró, Antal Sándor Nikl . (2018). ACTIVITY OF DOKTOR24 COMPANY GROUP, CLOSE COOPERATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH,OSH, PREVENTION. PRESENTATION OF GOOD PRACTICE FROM LARGE PROVIDER IN HUNGARY. Abstract. (p. 186).
M.A. Rieger, S. Burgess, F. Junne, E. Rothermund, H. Gündel, S. Zipfel, M. Michaelis . (2018). PREVENTION OF COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS IN EMPLOYEES – ATTITUDES OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS, HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGERS, AND EMPLOYEES IN GERMANY. Abstract. (p. 186).
C. Petyx, V. Boccuni, P. Dionisi, P. Fruscella, M. Petyx, B.M. Rondinone, F. Boccuni, A. Valenti, S. Iavicoli . (2018). ICOH CONGRESSES PROCEEDINGS REPOSITORY: HEALTH HERITAGE IN OPEN ACCESS. Abstract. (p. 187).
Heng-Hao Chang, Sung-Shil Lim . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL MENTAL DISORDER IN JAPAN, KOREA, AND TAIWAN: AN UPDATE OF INFORMATION. Abstract. (p. 187).
Gino G. Fazio . (2018). ARCHIVING HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS: MAINTAINING OUR HISTORY. Abstract. (p. 187).
G.G. Fazio, J.G. Burnett . (2018). ARCHIVING KEY HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS: CHOICES AND PLATFORMS. Abstract. (pp. 187 - 188).
Paul D. Blanc, Alfredo Menendez-Navarro, J. Hayes, A.E. Evans, K. Addley, J.M. Malone . (2018). HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN IRELAND. Abstract. (p. 188).
J. Hayes . (2018). THE LONG HISTORY OF AGRICULTURE AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE IN IRELAND. Abstract. (p. 188).
A.E. Evans . (2018). FLAX AND LINEN IN THE HISTORY OF IRISH INDUSTRIAL HEALTH. Abstract. (pp. 188 - 189).
K. Addley . (2018). SHIPBUILDING IN BELFAST IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY: THE TITANIC ERA AND ASSOCIATED HEALTH AND SAFETY MATTERS. Abstract. (p. 189).
J.M. Malone . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN IRELAND AS A PROFESSION – THE LAST 50 YEARS. WHILE RAMAZINNI IS THE GRANDFATHER OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, IS THERE AN IRISH PHYSICIAN WHO IS THE GREAT GRANDFATHER OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH?. Abstract. (p. 189).
Johnathan Z. Pangborn, Kevin J. Moore, Katerina M. Santiago, Edward J. Trapido, Wilma A. Subra, Lora E. Fleming, Alberto J. Caban-Martinez . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSPECTIVES OF LOUISIANA FIRST RESPONDERS INVOLVED IN THE 2010 DEEPWATER HORIZON OIL SPILL. Abstract. (pp. 189 - 190).
Leonel Calvano . (2018). THE EVOLUTION OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE: A LITERATURE REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 190).
Liliana Rapas . (2018). NEW CHALLENGES UNDER NEW PREMISES IN THE PRACTICE OF THE OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE. Abstract. (p. 190).
E. Shigan, V. Lysukhin . (2018). THE DYNAMICS OF THE APPEARANCE OF SIGNIFICANT MONOGRAPHS AND MANUALS ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN RUSSIA. Abstract. (pp. 190 - 191).
E. Shigan . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN RUSSIA: SCIENCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY. Abstract. (p. 191).
E. Shigan, I. Bukhtiyarov, L. Prokopenko, N. Rubtsova, L. Kuzmina, N. Izmerova . (2018). THE 95TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WORLD’S OLDEST SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION FOR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 191).
Susann Wothe . (2018). WORKPLACE INTERVENTIONS WITH RESPECT TO RISK MANAGEMENT MEASURES AND THEIR IMPACT ON EXPOSURE LEVELS TO HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES – LITERATURE REVIEW. Abstract. (pp. 191 - 192).
Alfredo Menéndez-Navarro . (2018). THE POLITICS OF DUST SUPPRESSION IN SPANISH COAL MINING, 1944–1975. Abstract. (p. 192).
M.A. Riva, M. Belingheri, M. Turato, G. Cesana . (2018). CARLO VALLARDI (1886–1962). AN ASSISTANT OF LUIGI DEVOTO DEPORTED TO MAUTHAUSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP. Abstract. (p. 192).
Seyhan Şen, Gülşen Barlas, Selçuk Yakiştiran, Ahmet Özlü, ılknur Gülsün Derin, Berna Ayakta Şerifi . (2018). PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES: DERIVING LESSONS FROM JOURNEY OF SURVEILLANCE. Abstract. (pp. 192 - 193).
H.E. Hirdi . (2018). INSTITUTE AND MUSEUM OF HEALTH AT WORK IN HUNGARY BETWEEN 1901 AND 1945. Abstract. (p. 193).
D.O. Matuka, T.S. Singh, E. Ratshikhopha, P. Dayal, R. Baatjies, D. Ngajilo, M.F. Jeebhay . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT TO BIOAEROSOLS IN POULTRY FARMING ACTIVITIES. Abstract. (p. 193).
E. Johanning, P. Auger, S. Viegas, C. Viegas . (2018). SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS FOR REMEDIATION WORKERS AFTER DISASTERS WITH INDOOR WATER DAMAGE, DAMPNESS AND BIOAEROSOLS. Abstract. (p. 194).
Paolo Carrer, Peder Wolkoff . (2018). INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN MODERN OFFICE BUILDINGS. Abstract. (p. 194).
Paolo Carrer . (2018). INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND HEALTH EFFECTS IN EUROPEAN MODERN OFFICE BUILDINGS. Abstract. (p. 194).
Peder Wolkoff . (2018). INDOOR AIR HUMIDITY AND HEALTH – AN OVERVIEW. Abstract. (pp. 194 - 195).
Markku Sainio, Kirsi Karvala . (2018). INDOOR AIR RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL INTOLERANCE. Abstract. (p. 195).
Paolo Carrer . (2018). ROLE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY PROBLEMS. Abstract. (p. 195).
Pongsit Boonruksa, Dhimiter Bello, Jacqueline Isaacs, Joey Mead, Susan Woskie . (2018). NANOPARTICLE EMISSION DURING CUTTING OPERATION OF CARBON NANOTUBE REINFORCED POLYCARBONATE COMPOSITES AND RECYCLING EFFECT. Abstract. (p. 196).
S. Di Renzi, A. Chiominto, A.M. Marcelloni, P. Melis, S. Massari, M.C. Riviello, A. Wirz, R. Sisto, E. Paba, M.C. D’Ovidio . (2018). FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INCREASE OF CONCENTRATION OF AIRBORNE ENDOTOXIN, MOUSE AND RAT ALLERGENS IN AN ANIMAL FACILITY. Abstract. (p. 196).
A. Maille, N. Paleiron, A. Pegorie, F. Grassin, E. Rivière, M. André, R. Pougnet . (2018). ASBESTOS IN THE FRENCH NAVY: JOB-EXPOSURE MATRIX. Abstract. (pp. 196 - 197).
Tanusha S. Singh, Onnicah D. Matuka . (2018). HORSE STABLES AS POTENTIAL SOURCE OF FUNGAL EXPOSURE TO OFFICE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 197).
Jari H. Stengård, Sanna Lappalainen, Jouko Remes, Markku Sainio . (2018). CHEMICAL INTOLERANCE IS NOT A GOOD PREDICTOR OF WORK RELATED SYMPTOMS AMONG FINNISH OFFICE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 197).
Zhonglin Zhao, Cheng Cao . (2018). IMPROVEMENT OF DETERMINATION METHOD FOR ETHYLENE GLYCOL IN THE AIR OF WORKPLACE BY CAPILLARY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY. Abstract. (pp. 197 - 198).
Masatoshi TANAKA . (2018). INDOOR AIR CONDITIONS OF OFFICE ROOM IN WINTER. Abstract. (p. 198).
Peder Wolkoff . (2018). FRAGRANCES/ODOURS IN INDOOR AIR AND HEALTH EFFECTS?. Abstract. (p. 198).
Joselito L. Gapas . (2018). EVALUATING AMBIENT AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY OF HOUSEHOLDS IN A METRO MANILA COMMUNITY AFTER A BELOW GROUND PETROLEUM PIPELINE SPILL. Abstract. (pp. 198 - 199).
S. Gravel, B. Bakhiyi, S. Bernstein, M.L. Diamond, L.M. Jantunen, J. Lavoie, L. Ngyuen, B. Roberge, M.-A. Verner, C. Yang, J. Zayed, F. Labrèche . (2018). E-WASTE RECYCLING IN CANADA – WORKERS’ EXPOSURE TO METALS AND FLAME RETARDANTS. Abstract. (p. 199).
Eoin Collins . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE: STANDARDS AND PRACTICES. Abstract. (p. 199).
Raymond Y. Vincent . (2018). EN 689: THE NEW EUROPEAN STANDARD ON TESTING COMPLIANCE WITH OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT VALUES. Abstract. (pp. 199 - 200).
Bridget Ginnity . (2018). REGULATORY ADVANCES IN CONTROLLING HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. Abstract. (p. 200).
Kate Jones . (2018). BIOLOGICAL MONITORING AND THE USE OF GUIDANCE VALUES IN ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES. Abstract. (p. 200).
Michel Vangeel . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PARTNERSHIP AT CORPORATE & SITE LEVEL. Abstract. (p. 200).
G.S. Candemil, B.C. Quadros, L.A. Scienza, G.L. Souza . (2018). AUDIT OF A FUEL DISTRIBUTOR COMPANY TANK TRUCK LOADING OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OF RIO GRANDE DO SUL/BRAZIL. Abstract. (pp. 200 - 201).
B.C. Quadros . (2018). ELIMINATION, REDUCTION, AND CONTROL OF HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM RESPIRATORY EXPOSURE: A BRAZILIAN CASE. Abstract. (p. 201).
Shoko Kawanami, Yuichiro Tanaka, Shota Tabuchi, Jinro Inoue, Hiroyuki Hayashi, Saki Hanaoka, Norikazu Kurano, Seichi Horie . (2018). PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WEARING POWERED AIR- PURIFYING RESPIRATORS WITH DIFFERENT BLOWER SYSTEM. Abstract. (p. 201).
Hyunwook Kim, Jennifer Ivy Kim, Hyekyung Seo, Kyangmyung Jang, Kyunghoon Park, Yeji Seong . (2018). EVALUATION OF QUANTITATIVE FIT TEST RESULTS FOR FEMALE HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN KOREA. Abstract. (p. 202).
C.-P. Chen, Y.-C. Lin, H.-C. Wei . (2018). PRODUCTION AND RELEASE OF CONVECTIVE AND EVAPORATIVE HEAT FLOWS WHEN WEARING RESPIRATORS AND EXERCISING UNDER SIGNIFICANT METABOLIC DEMAND. Abstract. (p. 202).
Louwna Pretorius, B. Strauss . (2018). DUST CONTROL MEASURES IN THE REDUCTION OF SILICA EXPOSURE ON SURFACE MINES. Abstract. (pp. 202 - 203).
Katerina M. Santiago, Alberto J. Caban-Martinez, Jeramy Baum, Johnathan Pangborn, Emre Dikici, Natasha Shaefer Solle, David A. Sterling, Kevin Moore, Kathy Grace, Sylvia Daunert, Sapna Deo, Erin N. Kobetz . (2018). PASSIVE MONITORING OF CHEMICAL EXPOSURES IN SOUTH FLORIDA FIREFIGHTERS USING SILICONE WRISTBANDS. Abstract. (p. 203).
Katerina M. Santiago, Alberto J. Caban-Martinez, Jeramy Baum, Johnathan Pangborn, Emre Dikici, Natasha Shaefer Solle, David Sterling, Tualy Koru-Sengul, Kevin Moore, Isabelle Salvaterra, Sylvia Daunert, Sapna Deo, Erin N. Kobetz . (2018). EVALUATING TEMPERATURE CHANGES AND VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND OFF-GASSING IN TURNOUT PROTECTIVE GEAR ENSEMBLES AMONG FLORIDA FIREFIGHTERS. Abstract. (p. 203).
S.H. Yang, S.H. Huang, Y.M. Kuo, K.J. Yang, C.Y. Lai, C.C. Chen . (2018). MODIFICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF FIT TEST METHOD USING AMBIENT AEROSOLS. Abstract. (pp. 203 - 204).
A.L. Jian, S.H. Huang, Y.M. Kuo, C.W. Lin, W.C. Lee, C.C. Chen . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF A COOL AND CLEAN AIR MOTORCYCLE HELMETS. Abstract. (p. 204).
T.J. Chen, S.H. Huang, C.W. Lin, Y.M. Kuo, C.C. Chen . (2018). SHIFT OF AEROSOL PENETRATION IN SIZE-SELECTIVE CYCLONE SAMPLERS. Abstract. (p. 204).
O.I. Ajayi . (2018). HEALTH RISK MANAGEMENT: APPRAISAL OF TWO MCP MODELS FOR NON-IMMUNE EXPATRIATE WORKERS WITHIN NIGERIA’S OIL INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 205).
Tanusha S. Singh, Onnicah D. Matuka, Lufuno Muleba, Thabang Duba, Zethembiso Ngcobo, Tebogo Nthoke . (2018). MICROBIOLOGICAL AIR QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH HOSPITALS, SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 205).
David S.Q. Koh . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ASPECTS OF EMERGING INFECTIONS – THE EXPERIENCE FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 205).
John Wah Lim . (2018). FLU VACCINATION FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS – WHY AND WHY NOT?. Abstract. (pp. 205 - 206).
Adul Bandhukul . (2018). EMERGING INFECTIONS AND HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 206).
Khalifah Ismail, David Koh . (2018). MONKEYING AROUND WITH MALARIA – BRUNEI DARUSSALAM’S EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (p. 206).
Marilou D. Renales . (2018). TRAVEL MEDICINE: MIGRANT WORKERS AND INTERNATIONAL SPREAD OF EMERGING INFECTIONS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. Abstract. (p. 206).
Xiuwen Sue Dong . (2018). DISPROPORTIONATELY AT RISK: IMMIGRANT WORKERS IN THE U.S. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. Abstract. (pp. 206 - 207).
J.J. Bernatas . (2018). TB IN THE WORKPLACE AND BEYOND: CONTRIBUTION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES TO TB ELIMINATION IN THE ERA OF MOBILE WORKFORCE. Abstract. (p. 207).
Marlou D. Renales . (2018). EMERGING INFECTIONS AND THE HEALTH RISKS OF MIGRANT WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 207).
Mary H. Ross, Claudina M. Nogueira . (2018). TO PROVIDE AN OVERVIEW OF THE WORKING GROUP ON OCCUPATIONAL INFECTIOUS AGENTS’ RESEARCH AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO INITIATE GUIDANCE PRODUCTS. Abstract. (p. 208).
A. Nienhaus, C. Westermann, M. Dulon . (2018). COSTING OCCUPATIONAL INFECTIONS: LESSONS FROM HEPATITIS C IN HEALTH WORKERS IN GERMANY. Abstract. (p. 208).
R.R. Orford . (2018). TRAVEL AND THE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 208).
S. Porru, M. Chiappin, N. Sfriso . (2018). IMMUNISATION POLICIES AND PRACTICES IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: EVIDENCE AND OPTIONS FROM THE LITERATURE AND THE FIELD. Abstract. (pp. 208 - 209).
K. Reijula . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL INFECTIOUS AGENTS (OIA) IN HOSPITAL FACILITIES – INTERFACE BETWEEN OCCUPATIONAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 209).
T.P. Fuller . (2018). INNOVATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE APPROACHES TO INFECTION CONTROL. Abstract. (p. 209).
Fayssal Farahat, Mohammed Abd Al Aziz, Omaima Hassan, Asim AlSaedi, Majid AlShamrani . (2018). HOSPITAL LENGTH OF STAY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG CONFIRMED INFLUENZA PATIENTS ADMITTED IN KING ABDULAZIZ MEDICAL CITY, WESTERN SAUDI ARABIA. Abstract. (pp. 209 - 210).
Anil Adisesh, Anne Theriault, Donna MacKinnon-Cameron Ardith Ambrose, Duncan Webster, Stefanie Materniak, Sylvie Trottier, Guy Boivin, Isabelle Chabot, Anne McCarthy, Stephanie Carson, Wanda Allen Shelly McNeil . (2018). THE INCIDENCE OF COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA BY OCCUPATION. Abstract. (p. 210).
D. Melo, T. Pinto, E. Silva, M. Bastos, L. Pires, A.P. Sardo, F. Mautempo . (2018). LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS AT A GENERAL HOSPITAL. Abstract. (p. 210).
D. Melo, T. Pinto, Â. Rodrigues, E. Silva, M. Bastos, L. Pires, A.P. Sardo, F. Mautempo . (2018). TUBERCULOSIS RISK ASSESSMENT IN HOSPITAL SETTINGS. Abstract. (p. 211).
B.S. Sanchez, Y. Contreras, S. Avelar, P. Hurtado . (2018). FUNGAL KERATITIS IN AUXILIARY GARBAGE COLLECTOR AS AN OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE. CASE REPORT. Abstract. (p. 211).
W.L.C. Van Hooste . (2018). THERE’S A RAT IN THE LAB – RAT BITE AND RAT BITE FEVER IN THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHCARE SETTING. Abstract. (pp. 211 - 212).
W.L.C. Van Hooste . (2018). WORKPLACE INFLUENZA: TO BE VACCINATED OR NOT TO BE VACCINATED, THAT’S THE QUESTION FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS – THE ETHICS-. Abstract. (p. 212).
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D.J. McLean, M. leblanc-Maridor, R.J. Hall, N.E. Moore, K. Cullen, C.R. Brooks, J. Benschop, A. ‘t Mannetje, R. Weinkove, J. Douwes, N.E. Pearce . (2018). AIRBORNE DISPERSION OF LEPTOSPIROSIS IN A MEAT PROCESSING PLANT. Abstract. (p. 213).
Biddy O’Neill . (2018). DEVELOPING HEALTHY WORKPLACES IN IRELAND. Abstract. (pp. 213 - 214).
R.P. Murphy . (2018). REVIEW OF REVIEWS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WORKPLACE WELLBEING PROGRAMMES. Abstract. (p. 214).
H. McAvoy . (2018). LEARNING FROM THE CONSULTATION ON A HEALTHY WORKPLACE FRAMEWORK FOR IRELAND. Abstract. (p. 214).
M. Hodgins . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF A POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME IN WORKPLACE WELL BEING. Abstract. (pp. 214 - 215).
Una Feeney . (2018). DEVELOPING HEALTHY WORKPLACES IN IRELAND – INTEGRATED APPROACH TO EMPLOYEE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELLBEING. Abstract. (p. 215).
Christophe Paris, Frank van Dijk . (2018). WORK AND SPIRITUALITY, NEW APPROACHES AND IDEAS – THE SPECIAL SESSION AIMS TO CLARIFY AND PROMOTE THE SPIRITUAL DIMENSION OF HEALTH AT WORK. Abstract. (p. 215).
M. Guillemin . (2018). THE SPIRITUAL DIMENSION IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: A KEY EMERGING ISSUE. Abstract. (p. 215).
M. Zungu . (2018). UBUNTU THE AFRICAN SPIRITUALITY IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY. Abstract. (pp. 215 - 216).
Angela G.E.M. de Boer, Merel de Jong, Sietske J. Tamminga, Monique H.W. Frings-Dresen . (2018). QUALITY OF WORKING LIFE AND VALUE OF WORK OF CANCER SURVIVORS. Abstract. (p. 216).
Ashish Mittal . (2018). MUNDANE JOBS – MOTIVATION FOR WORK. Abstract. (p. 216).
Y. Roquelaure . (2018). HEALTH PROMOTION AND CONSTRUCTIVE ERGONOMICS: AN INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE TO IMPROVE SUSTAINABLE WORKING CONDITIONS AND WELL-BEING AT WORK. Abstract. (pp. 216 - 217).
J. Rodriguez-Guzman, F. Herrera . (2018). DESPITE THE GAPS, PURSUING ON A WORKPLACE CULTURE OF KINDNESS. Abstract. (p. 217).
R. Nicholas . (2018). THE EXPERIENCE OF WORK. Abstract. (p. 217).
David F. Goldsmith . (2018). WHAT IS THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF THE NEW (2016) OSHA SILICA DUST STANDARD?. Abstract. (pp. 218 - 219).
Yogindra Samant, Magnus Falk, Päivi Mattila-Wiro, Sture Bye, Oscar Vargas, Xabier Irastorza, Nancy Leppink . (2018). FUTURE OF WORK AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH: AN OVERSIGHT OF THE NORDIC FUTURE OF WORK AND OSH REPORT. Abstract. (pp. 218 - 219).
Richard J.L. Heron . (2018). BRINGING TOGETHER OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE SPECIALISTS – DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE SOCIETY COLLABORATIVE (IOMSC). Abstract. (p. 218).
Päivi Mattila-Wiro, Wiking Husberg, Anne Vänskä, Timo Tuomi, Eyjolfur Sæmundsson, Yogindra Samant, Sture Bye, Glen Winzor, Nils Fallentin, Peter Green, Nina Stone, Magnus Falk . (2018). FUTURE OF WORK, AND STRATEGIC RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES FROM THE NORDIC OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTES. Abstract. (p. 219).
Oscar Vargas Llave, Jon Messenger . (2018). WORKING ANYTIME, ANYWHERE: THE EFFECTS ON THE WORLD OF WORK. Abstract. (pp. 219 - 220).
Emmanuelle Brun, Kate Palmer, Katalin Sas, Annick Starren, Xabier Irastorza . (2018). IMPACT OF DIGITALISATION ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH – AN EU-OSHA FORESIGHT. Abstract. (pp. 220 - 221).
Nancy Leppink . (2018). FUTURE OF WORK AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH – A GLOBAL VIEW FROM THE ILO. Abstract. (p. 221).
M.A. Fingerhut, P. Gottesfeld . (2018). PROMOTING OSH STRATEGIES FOR GLOBAL END TB EFFORTS AMONG SILICA-EXPOSED WORKERS AND HEALTHCARE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 221).
P. Gottesfeld . (2018). PREVENTING TUBERCULOSIS WITH SILICA DUST CONTROLS. Abstract. (pp. 221 - 222).
R.I. Ehrlich . (2018). PROTECTING HEALTH CARE WORKERS FROM OCCUPATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS AND ITS EFFECTS: LONG ON GUIDELINES, SHORT ON IMPLEMENTATION?. Abstract. (p. 222).
Jorma H. Rantanen, Henrik J. Wolff . (2018). POLICIES FOR ELIMINATION OF ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES (ARDS): A GLOBAL PICTURE. Abstract. (p. 222).
H. Wolff . (2018). OPENING POLICIES FOR ELIMINATION OF ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES (ARDS): A GLOBAL PICTURE. Abstract. (pp. 222 - 223).
K. Straif . (2018). GLOBAL SITUATION IN THE ARDS. Abstract. (p. 223).
S.-K. Kang . (2018). ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES IN ASIA: TRENDS AND PERSPECTIVES. Abstract. (p. 223).
J. Rantanen, H. Wolff . (2018). ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES IN EUROPE: TRENDS AND PERSPECTIVES. Abstract. (p. 224).
E. Algranti, J.P. Ramos-Bonilla, B. Terracini, V. Santana, P. Comba, R. Pasetto, A. Mazzeo, F. Cavariani, A. Trotta, D. Marsili . (2018). ASBESTOS IN LATIN AMERICA: PRESENT TRENDS IN PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND POLICIES. Abstract. (p. 224).
P.J. Landrigan, R.A. Lemen . (2018). ASBESTOS RELATED DISEASES IN THE UNITED STATES: HISTORICAL TRENDS AND CURRENT SITUATION. Abstract. (pp. 224 - 225).
Seong-Kyu Kang, Jorma Rantanen, Jong-Kyu Kwon, Stefano Mattioli . (2018). PRACTICE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES (IMPLEMENTATION OF SEOUL STATEMENT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR ALL). Abstract. (p. 225).
S.P. Bulterys . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN BELGIUM AND OHS STRATEGY 2020 IN THE EU. Abstract. (p. 225).
J. Heikkinen, K. Räsänen . (2018). EVALUATION OF EDUCATION OF SPECIALIST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PHYSICIANS IN THE PERIOD 2009–2013 IN FINLAND. Abstract. (p. 225).
Carmen Iliana Busneag . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN ROMANIA AND IN EASTERN EUROPE. Abstract. (p. 226).
Eun A. Kim, Jang-jin Ryoo . (2018). THE CURRENT STATUS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES AND ITS PERSPECTIVES IN KOREA. Abstract. (p. 226).
Toru Yoshikawa, Kazutaka Kogi . (2018). INTERCOUNTRY NETWORKING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN JAPAN AND ASIA. Abstract. (pp. 226 - 227).
R. Rajesh . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. Abstract. (p. 227).
Rosylane Rocha . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES: BRAZIL, PARAGUAY AND VENEZUELA. Abstract. (p. 227).
Cheikh A.K.A. Cisse . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES IN SENEGAL AND AFRICA. Abstract. (pp. 227 - 228).
J.H. Ruotsalainen, J.H.A.M. Verbeek . (2018). HOW OHS CAN IMPLEMENT WHAT WE KNOW (OR STILL DON’T KNOW) ABOUT EFFECTIVENESS OF PREVENTIVE INTERVENTIONS AND BECOME EFFECTIVE OHS. Abstract. (p. 228).
Elke Schneider . (2018). ROADMAP ON CARCINOGENS – EU AND NATIONAL INITIATIVES (3RD MAY 2018). Abstract. (p. 228).
E. Schneider . (2018). EU-OSHA ACTIVITIES TO COMBAT WORK-RELATED CANCER AND HELP PREVENT EXPOSURE TO CARCINOGENS. Abstract. (p. 228).
Laurie Hermans . (2018). THE EUROPEAN ROADMAP ON CARCINOGENS: LET’S GET SMART ABOUT CARCINOGENS AT WORK. Abstract. (pp. 228 - 229).
Wouter Fransman . (2018). GOOD PRACTICES TO PREVENT OCCUPATIONAL CANCER FROM EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. Abstract. (p. 229).
Claudio Colosio, Shengli Niu, Gert van der Laan . (2018). THE NEW ILO LIST OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES: GUIDANCE NOTES ON DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES INCLUDED IN THE ILO LIST. Abstract. (pp. 229 - 230).
C. Colosio . (2018). EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS LEARNT IN THE PREPARATION OF LISTS OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES AND OF THE RELATED DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA. Abstract. (p. 230).
S. Niu . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN THE WORLD AND THE NEW ILO LIST. Abstract. (p. 230).
A. Adisesh . (2018). THE ILO LIST OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES AND THE WHO ICD. Abstract. (p. 230).
J.H. Rantanen . (2018). CHALLENGES IN DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RESPIRATORY DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 231).
S.M. John . (2018). CHALLENGES IN DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL SKIN DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 231).
I. Bukhtiyarov . (2018). DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION AND COMPENSATION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION. Abstract. (pp. 231 - 232).
Z. Min . (2018). DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION AND COMPENSATION OF ODS IN CHINA. Abstract. (p. 232).
Linda Forst . (2018). THE STATUS OF SURVEILLANCE FOR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN THE USA. Abstract. (p. 232).
Annet Lenderink . (2018). SINCE WORK IS NEVER DONE: A PLEA FOR OSH VIGILANCE. Abstract. (p. 232).
I.D. Ivanov . (2018). STRENGTHENING THE CAPACITIES OF HEALTH SYSTEMS FOR DETECTION AND NOTIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 233).
Claudina M.C.A. Nogueira, David M. Zalk . (2018). WHWB 1 – ‘WORKPLACE HEALTH WITHOUT BORDERS – INCREASING IMPACT OF GLOBAL TRAINING AND MENTORING COLLABORATIONS ACROSS ORGANISATIONS: PROTECTING WORKFORCES’. Abstract. (p. 233).
C.M.C.A. Nogueira, K. Hedges, M. Levitsky . (2018). ‘WORKPLACE HEALTH WITHOUT BORDERS’- BUILDING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CAPACITY THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH UNDER-SERVED POPULATIONS: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE. Abstract. (p. 233).
K. Hedges, M. O’ Reilly, D.F. Goldsmith, O. Malik, E. Cauda . (2018). ‘WORKPLACE HEALTH WITHOUT BORDERS’ – BUILDING CAPACITY IN THE REDUCTION OF EXPOSURE TO RESPIRABLE CRYSTALLINE SILICA (RCS). Abstract. (pp. 233 - 234).
D.F. Goldsmith, M. O’Reilly . (2018). GLOBAL IMPACT: WHWB-US MODEL OF INCREASING PROFESSIONAL OUTREACH AND GROWTH. Abstract. (p. 234).
S.M. Thygerson, C.V. Muianga . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN MOZAMBIQUE. Abstract. (pp. 234 - 235).
A. Hiddinga-Schipper . (2018). OHTA AND IOHA: GROWING OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE WHERE MOST NEEDED. Abstract. (p. 235).
T.P. Fuller . (2018). BUILDING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CAPACITY THROUGH GRASSROOTS TRAINING OUTREACH INITIATIVES. Abstract. (p. 235).
David M. Zalk, Claudina M.C.A. Nogueira, Jackie Morton . (2018). WHWB 2 – ‘WORKPLACE HEALTH WITHOUT BORDERS – METHODS AND STRATEGIES: PREVENTION OF WORK- RELATED NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN ECONOMICALLY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES’. Abstract. (p. 235).
J. Morton . (2018). UNDERSTANDING INFORMAL SECTOR EXPOSURES AND PREVENTION. Abstract. (pp. 235 - 236).
L. Nickels, C.M.C.A. Nogueira, D.M. Zalk, I. Ivanov . (2018). WHOCC AND ICOH: LEVERAGING COLLABORATIONS. Abstract. (p. 236).
D.M. Zalk . (2018). QUALITATIVE STRATEGIES TO SIMPLIFY WORK-RELATED RISK REDUCTION. Abstract. (pp. 236 - 237).
C. Meneses, J. Sierra, C. Porres, L. Vela, C. Guzmán, M. Hernández, E. González, M. Sagastume, L. Kurtz . (2018). HOW TO BE A BETTER FIREFIGHTER? A GUIDELINE TO IMPROVE YOUR PERFORMANCE, TAKING CARE OF YOUR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 237).
Inakshi Naik, Ashish Mittal, Tor Danielson, Robin Nicholas, Mahinda Seneviratne . (2018). A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY, INTER-CONTINENTAL COLLABORATION TO BUILD CAPABILITY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AMONG HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS. Abstract. (p. 237).
S. Verpaele . (2018). ARE WE SHIFTING EXPOSURE TO CHEMICAL AGENTS TO WAREHOUSE WORKERS?. Abstract. (p. 237).
S. Verpaele . (2018). SAFE CONTAINER UNLOADING PROCEDURES: AN OBLIGATION OR NOT IMPORTANT?. Abstract. (p. 238).
H.O. Siong Hin, A. Darus, A. Hiddinga-Schipper, M. O’Halloran, Park Doo Yong, Yushi Fujita . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: FROM ENFORCEMENT TO PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION. Abstract. (p. 238).
A. Darus . (2018). REHABILITATION PARADIGM: RETURN TO WORK FROM DISABILITY. Abstract. (p. 238).
A. Hiddinga-Schipper . (2018). EMERGING TRENDS IN OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE. Abstract. (pp. 238 - 239).
M. O’Halloran . (2018). IRELAND’S REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH: PREVENTION AND ENFORCEMENT, POLICY AND PRACTICE. Abstract. (p. 239).
Yushi Fujita . (2018). TRENDS IN MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Abstract. (p. 239).
Park Doo Yong . (2018). THE STRUGGLE OF SOCIAL DIMENSION ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH WITH ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGES. Abstract. (p. 239).
H.O. Siong Hin . (2018). THE CASE OF RISING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STANDARDS IN SINGAPORE. Abstract. (p. 239).
Simon Mamuya, Stanford Mwakitwange . (2018). MERCURY EXPOSURE AND RELATED HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG ARTISANAL AND SMALL SCALE GOLD MINING COMMUNITY IN CHUNYA DISTRICT TANZANIA. Abstract. (pp. 239 - 240).
David F. Goldsmith . (2018). WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT CHILDREN MINING GOLD?. Abstract. (p. 240).
Hayford Etteh . (2018). WORKPLACE HEALTH RISKS MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING WEST AFRICA COUNTRIES, THE ROLE OF ACADEMIC HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. Abstract. (pp. 240 - 241).
Julian Mthombeni, Ntombizodwa Ndlovu, Sara Nieuwoudt, Jill Murray . (2018). FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSENT FOR AUTOPSIES FOR COMPENSATION PURPOSES AMONGST SOUTH AFRICAN MINERS. Abstract. (p. 241).
Claudina M.C.A. Nogueira, André van der Linde, P. Rudolph Botha . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN MINING: RISK AND ASSURANCE EXPERIENCES. Abstract. (p. 241).
Erik Jørs, Florencia Harari . (2018). MERCURY FREE GOLD MINING: ADVANCING THE GLOBAL MINAMATA RESOLUTION. Abstract. (pp. 241 - 242).
J. Bælum . (2018). SHORT INTRODUCTION TO THE MINIMATA RESOLUTION AND HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF MERCURY VERSUS MERCURY FREE GOLD MINING METHODS. Abstract. (p. 242).
S. Bose-O’Reilly . (2018). HEALTH EFFECTS OF MERCURY POISONING AMONG MINERS AND FAMILIES IN ASGM. Abstract. (p. 242).
F. Harari, M. Vahter . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL BORON EXPOSURE AND HEALTH EFFECTS. Abstract. (p. 242).
J.F. Thomsen . (2018). THE MERCURY-FREE GRAVITY BORAX METHOD IN ARTISANAL SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING. Abstract. (pp. 242 - 243).
J.L. Lu . (2018). WHEN MINING SURROUNDS THE COMMUNITY: WORK, WELL-BEING, AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN SMALL SCALE MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES. Abstract. (p. 243).
S.F. Lu . (2018). LEGISLATION AND BEST PRACTICES IN SMALL-SCALE MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES. Abstract. (p. 243).
Erik Jørs, Jane Froelund Thomsen . (2018). MINING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH: HAZARDS AND GOOD PRACTICES IN FORMAL AND INFORMAL MINING. Abstract. (pp. 243 - 244).
E. Jørs . (2018). INTRODUCTION TO MINING HAZARDS AND GOOD PRACTICES IN FORMAL AND INFORMAL MINING. Abstract. (p. 244).
M. Mansyur, J.F. Liem . (2018). MINING WORKERS, ADMINISTRATIVE TASK, OBESITY, HYPERTRIGLYCERIDEMIA, AND YOUNG WORKERS INCREASED RISK LIVER FUNCTION ELEVATION AMONG INDONESIAN MALE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 244).
J.F. Liem, M. Mansyur . (2018). MINING WORKERS, OBESITY, KIDNEY DISEASE HISTORY, AND HYPERTENSION INCREASED RISK IMPAIRED KIDNEY FUNCTION AMONG INDONESIAN WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 244 - 245).
V. Ngô, S. Nadeau, S. Hallé . (2018). USABILITY TESTING FOR ERGONOMIC CRITERIA MATRIX: CASE STUDY OF A DEEP MINING COOLING VEST. Abstract. (p. 245).
C.J. Badenhorst . (2018). GOOD PRACTICE GUIDANCE ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT. Abstract. (p. 245).
H. Ehnes . (2018). VISION ZERO – THE GLOBAL FUTURE TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS AND DISEASES IN MINING. Abstract. (p. 245).
W. Ponsonby . (2018). PROVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND EMERGENCY CARE IN REMOTE LOCATIONS. Abstract. (p. 246).
Alistair Fraser . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY – IMPROVING HEALTH IN REMOTE AREAS. Abstract. (p. 246).
R. Moen . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN DESERT ENVIRONMENT. Abstract. (pp. 246 - 247).
A. Elias, M. Mahajom . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN TROPICAL FISHERIES PRACTICE. Abstract. (p. 247).
S.A. Antipov . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN SIBERIA AND ARCTIC ZONES. Abstract. (p. 247).
A. Brunton, B. Vance, T. Eger, A. Godwin . (2018). COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE DIFFERENCES IN SCANNING PATTERNS BETWEEN NOVICE AND EXPERIENCED LOAD-HAUL-DUMP OPERATORS PRE- AND POST- MINING EQUIPMENT SIMULATOR TRAINING. Abstract. (p. 247).
Blessing Garamumhango . (2018). ADOPTING SHARED RESPONSIBILITY IN ACCIDENT PREVENTION AT A MINE IN ZIMBABWE THROUGH DEVELOPMENT AND ADOPTION OF SHE PACTS. Abstract. (p. 248).
Méndez José . (2018). HEALTH EVALUATION FOR OCCUPATIONAL HIGH- ALTITUDE EXPOSURE: RESULTS FROM A CHILEAN COPPER MINE DURING 2016. Abstract. (p. 248).
Matilda Rusibamayila, Simon Mamuya . (2018). RESPIRATORY IMPAIRMENT AND PERSONAL RESPIRABLE DUST EXPOSURE LEVELS AMONG MINERS IN A GOLD MINE-TANZANIA. Abstract. (pp. 248 - 249).
K. Whelan, T. Eger . (2018). EFFECTIVENESS OF PARTICIPATORY ERGONOMIC INTERVENTIONS AND A MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDER PREVENTION PROGRAM ON THE REDUCTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL RISK-FACTORS IN CORE-SHACK OPERATIONS. Abstract. (p. 249).
H. Piedrahita . (2018). PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES IN AN OPEN PIT COAL MINE. Abstract. (p. 249).
Kadiri Shamusideen, Sels Dakwak . (2018). HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING ON LEAD EXPOSURE FOR ARTISANAL AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINERS IN ZAMFARA STATE, NIGERIA. Abstract. (pp. 249 - 250).
W.R. Makokha . (2018). STATUS OF REGULATIONS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY IN MINING IN KENYA SINCE ENACTMENT OF THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT,2007. Abstract. (p. 250).
Janvier Gasana . (2018). ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF MINING ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH IN DRC (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO). Abstract. (p. 250).
Barry Kistnasamy, Andre Fourie, Jessica Yu, Annalee Yassi . (2018). OVERCOMING THE LEGACY OF OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASES IN MINEWORKERS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA – HEALTH SERVICES AND COMPENSATION. Abstract. (pp. 250 - 251).
Jaime Huertas, H. Piedrahita . (2018). LIFE EXPECTANCY AT AN OPEN PIT COAL MINE IN COLOMBIA. Abstract. (p. 251).
Lamia Bouzgarrou, Amira Omrane, Irtyah Merchaoui, Selma Kammoun, Amine Daafa, Jacques Malcahire, Neila chaari . (2018). MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONG NURSES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND SEMI-QUANTITATIVE STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 251 - 252).
A. Klussmann, F. Liebers, F. Brandstädt, M. Schust, P. Serafin, A. Schäfer, H. Gebhardt, B. Hartmann, U. Steinberg . (2018). NEWLY DEVELOPED AND REDESIGNED KEY INDICATOR METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT OF DIFFERENT PHYSICAL WORKLOADS – KEY ELEMENTS OF THE VALIDATION STUDY. Abstract. (p. 252).
V.C. Hoe, F.M. Moy, N.N. Hairi, S. Rampal, A.M. Bulgiba . (2018). ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND WORK-RELATED FACTORS AND MULTISITE MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN AMONG TEACHERS IN MALAYSIA. Abstract. (p. 252).
Onyimbo Kerama, Kibor Kipkemoi Keitany . (2018). PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASES IN BANRO NAMOYA GOLD MINING WORKERS ATTENDING COMPANY CLINIC FROM JANUARY 2015 TO DECEMBER 2016. Abstract. (pp. 252 - 253).
P. Suggaravetsiri, S. Chaiklieng . (2018). PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS CORRELATED WITH OCCUPATIONAL BACK PAIN AMONG WORKERS IN ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 253).
Anaclaudia Gastal Fassa, Maitê Peres de Carvalho, Neice Muller Xavier Faria, Rodrigo Dalke Meucci, Nadia Spada Fiori . (2018). CERVICAL PAIN IN TOBACCO FARMERS IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 253).
B. Benali, I. El Amri, R. El Omari, A. El Kholti . (2018). MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONGST FARMERS IN MOROCCO. Abstract. (p. 254).
H.F. van der Molen, C. Foresti, J.G. Daams, M.H.W. Frings-Dresen, P.P.F.M. Kuijer . (2018). WORK-RELATED RISK FACTORS FOR SUBACROMIAL PAIN SYNDROME: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META- ANALYSIS. Abstract. (p. 254).
Henk van der Molen . (2018). COMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR OCCUPATIONAL UPPER EXTREMITY DISORDERS BETWEEN COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 254).
F.S. Violante . (2018). WORK-RELATED UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN ITALY. Abstract. (p. 255).
Ira Madan, Karen Walker-Bone . (2018). UPPER LIMB DISORDERS: THE UK PERSPECTIVE. Abstract. (p. 255).
A. Descatha, A. Petit, Y. Roquelaure . (2018). CRITERIA FOR WORK-RELATED UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN FRANCE. Abstract. (p. 255).
E.B. Ochsmann . (2018). WORK-RELATED UPPER EXTREMITY MSDS IN GERMANY. Abstract. (p. 255).
S. Horie . (2018). WORK-RELATED UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 256).
D. Rempel, K. Hegmann, R. Meister . (2018). VARIED CRITERIA FOR WORK-RELATED UPPER EXTREMITY DISORDERS IN UNITED STATES. Abstract. (p. 256).
Fehmidah Munir . (2018). PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND WORK. Abstract. (p. 256).
F. Munir . (2018). THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WORKPLACE TEAM SPORTS INTERVENTION ON EMPLOYEE WORK, HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. Abstract. (pp. 256 - 257).
F. Munir, I. Wilson . (2018). DO HIGH LEVELS OF OCCUPATIONAL SITTING TIME PREDICT SICKNESS ABSENCE, SICKNESS PRESENTEEISM AND LOW WORK ENGAGEMENT OVER TIME?. Abstract. (p. 257).
David Rempel . (2018). UPDATE ON ASSESSING RISK FOR UPPER LIMB MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Abstract. (p. 257).
R. Bonfiglioli . (2018). UPDATE ON PHYSICAL FACTORS FROM THE ITALIAN OCTOPUS STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 257 - 258).
B.A. Evanoff, E. Eisen, F. Gerr, S. Burt, K. Hegmann, B. Silverstein, A. Garg, A.M. Dale, S. Bao, C. Harris-Adamson, J. Kapellusch, L. Merlino, D. Rempel . (2018). RISK FACTORS FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME – FINDINGS FROM THE NIOSH UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDER CONSORTIUM. Abstract. (p. 258).
D. Rempel . (2018). RECENT CHANGES TO THE ACGIH HAND ACTIVITY LEVEL TLV. Abstract. (p. 258).
J.M. Kapellusch, A. Garg . (2018). QUANTIFYING COMPLEX TASKS USING THE REVISED STRAIN INDEX. Abstract. (pp. 258 - 259).
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Liesbeth Daenen, Tinne Vander Elst, Veerle Hermans, Chris Verbeek, David Verwimp, Lode Godderis . (2018). MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLAINTS AMONG OFFICE WORKERS: COMPLEMENTARY ROLE OF PHYSICAL, PSYCHOSOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL JOB DEMANDS AND RESOURCES. Abstract. (p. 259).
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S. Yüksel, N. Tokmak, Z. Çavuşoğlu, Z. Ünlü, C. Tuna, M. Ünaldı, M.K. Başaralı, A. Özlü, F. Van Dijk, F. Schaafsma . (2018). PREVALENCE OF WORK-RELATED MUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASES AND DISABILITY IN CONSTRUCTION WORKERS IN ANKARA. Abstract. (p. 279).
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P.A. Schulte . (2018). OVERVIEW –UPDATE OF POTENTIAL HAZARDS OF ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS. Abstract. (pp. 279 - 280).
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E. Bergamaschi, E. Aldieri, E. Gazzano, E. Polimeni, C. Riganti, O. Bussolati, M. Allegri, M.G. Bianchi, F. Donato, A. Marucco, I. Fenoglio . (2018). HAZARD DETERMINANTS OF CARBON NANOTUBES (CNTS) DRIVING MOLECULAR INITIATING EVENTS (MIES) IN ADVERSE OUTCOME PATHWAYS (AOPS) OF AIRWAYS DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 281).
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Christoph van Thriel, on behalf of the European Consensus group . (2018). WRAP UP OF THE EUROPEAN CONSENSUS ON THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF CSE. Abstract. (p. 283).
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Anna-Sara Claeson . (2018). LOW LEVEL CHEMICAL EXPOSURES – WHY DO SOME INDIVIDUALS DEVELOP HEALTH SYMPTOMS WHEREAS OTHERS DO NOT?. Abstract. (p. 285).
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J.R. Olson . (2018). BIOMARKERS OF CHLORPYRIFOS AND PROFENOFOS EXPOSURE AND EFFECT IN ADULT AND ADOLESCENT EGYPTIAN COTTON FIELD WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 287).
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P. Viebig, K. Polatynska, W. Szymczak, J. Litynska, J. Siedlecka, E. Gadzicka, A. Szyjkowska, M. Dania, M. Kosobudzki, H. Sinczuk-Walczak, A. Bortkiewicz . (2018). ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES AMONG DRIVERS BEFORE AND AFTER TEST ON BUS SIMULATOR. Abstract. (p. 291).
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E.T. Smpokou, B. La Rosa Garcia, J. Le Blond, J. Glaser, A. Camacho, D. Faber, A. Aragón, J. Norman, N. Pearce, D. Nitsch, M. González, B. Caplin, J. Morton . (2018). BASELINE URINARY FINDINGS IN YOUNG ADULTS AT RISK OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE OF UNDETERMINED CAUSE IN NORTHWESTERN NICARAGUA. Abstract. (p. 294).
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Levent Incedere, Selden Coskun . (2018). A RISK ASSESMENT IN HOSPITALS WITH OCCUPATIONAL RISK ANALYSIS METHOD BASED ON JOB DEFINITION. Abstract. (pp. 297 - 298).
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C.O. Kamol . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICAL INJURIES AMONG WORKERS IN ONSHORE OIL DRILLING OPERATIONS IN TURKANA COUNTY, KENYA. Abstract. (p. 299).
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Sunil Kumar Joshi . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH SITUATION IN NEPAL. Abstract. (p. 301).
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Toru Yoshikawa, Kazutaka Kogi . (2018). WE PROMOTE PARTICIPATORY MULTIFACETED WORKPLACE IMPROVEMENTS FOR AVOIDING OVERSTRAINED WORK KNOWN AS ‘KAROSHI’. Abstract. (p. 302).
Muchtaruddin Mansyur . (2018). THE STRENGTHENING OF OSH REGULATION IN INDONESIA TO IMPROVE THE OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES MANAGEMENT. Abstract. (p. 302).
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Jorge A. Morales-Camino . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN MEXICO. Abstract. (p. 303).
Arturo Juárez-García . (2018). PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AT WORK IN LATIN- AMERICAN REGION: STATE OF THE ART. Abstract. (p. 303).
Claudia M. de Hoyos . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN ARGENTINA. Abstract. (p. 303).
Diana Gagliardi, Shyam Pingle, Dileep Andhare . (2018). TACKLING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: BUILDING CAPACITIES FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 304).
K. Kogi, Y. Sano . (2018). BUILDING PREVENTION-ORIENTED TEAM SUPPORT FOR GOOD OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PRACTICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 304).
G. van der Laan, F. van Dijk . (2018). EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN RECOGNITION, SURVEILLANCE AND PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES. Abstract. (p. 304).
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K. Radon, L. Kurtz, D. Carvalho, V. Encina, F. van Dijk, C. Meneses, M.A. Garrido, M.F. Bauleo, L. Briceño, R. Herrera, M. Parra . (2018). PROJECT-BASED TRAINING AS A TOOL TO TACKLE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (pp. 305 - 306).
F.S. Almeida, R.M.C. Almeida, C.G. Oliveira, S.E. Takada . (2018). FINANCIAL IMPACT OF MEDICAL TESTS REDUCTION FOR THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF A COMPANY IN TIMES OF CRISIS. Abstract. (p. 306).
M. Bester . (2018). PRACTICES IN THE RAILWAY INDUSTRY FOR ASSESSMENTS, INTERVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 306).
V.R. Batalini, R.V. Brito, L.F.T. Priester, I.C. Nascimento, L.R. Ferreira . (2018). RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE PROFILE OF BRAZILIAN PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS RECEIVING SICK LEAVE BENEFIT. Abstract. (pp. 306 - 307).
R.V. Brito, V.R. Batalini, A.F.A. Lemos, A.E.S. Zafalon, C.M. Galhardi, L.R. Ferreira . (2018). SICK LEAVE BY OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENT: A RETROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 307).
S.R. Cavalcante, R.A.G. Vilela, G.G. Feliciano . (2018). BRAZILIAN SUPERIOR LABOUR COURT AND THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EMPLOYER FOR ACCIDENT OR OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE: PREVENTIVE AND REPARATORY ACTIONS. Abstract. (p. 307).
T. Chernbamrung, S. Chanduaywit, W. Hwanraruen, W. Inchit . (2018). UNDER-REPORTING OF OCCUPATIONAL NOISE-INDUCED HEARING LOSS, CURRENT SITUATION, AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS IN THAILAND AND OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 308).
Thitiworn Choosong . (2018). VALIDATION OF THAI-NORDIC SAFETY CLIMATE QUESTIONNAIRE AND SAFETY CLIMATE IN THAI EMPLOYEES. Abstract. (p. 308).
Kim Davies . (2018). INTEGRATED APPROACH TO AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (pp. 308 - 309).
F.N. Eto, R.S. Santos, E.C.P. Melo, R.H. Griep, S. Toivanen . (2018). COMPARING TWO APPROACHES TO SCORING ALLOSTATIC LOAD IN BRAZILIAN CIVIL SERVANTS. Abstract. (p. 309).
J.S. Marineli, N.C. Rodrigues, V.R. Silva, L.A.F. Cardillo, L.R. Ferreira . (2018). PREVALENCE OF GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES IN BRAZILIAN WORKERS RECEIVING SICK LEAVE BENEFITS – A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 309).
D.V.S. Vitor, V.R. Batalini, R.V. Brito, C.A. Baptista, P.I. Scardovelli, L.R. Ferreira . (2018). SICK LEAVE BENEFITS BY DIABETES MELLITUS: A RETROSPECTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 309 - 310).
R.R. Habib . (2018). ASSESSMENT OF CHILD LABOUR IN AGRICULTURE AMONG SYRIAN REFUGEES IN LEBANON. Abstract. (p. 310).
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Gauravi A Mishra, Sharmila A Pimple, Parishi Majmudar, Vasundhara V Kulkarni . (2018). SMOKE FREE CABS: ASSESSMENT OF IMPACT ON CAB DRIVERS AND COMMUTERS; AND TOBACCO CESSATION FOR CAB DRIVERS. Abstract. (pp. 310 - 311).
Matam Dia Tall, Mourtadhoi Asnaya . (2018). IMPLEMENTING THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH POLICY IN SENEGALESE COMPANIES: CASE STUDY OF THE NATIONAL WATER COMPANY OF SENEGAL (SONES). Abstract. (p. 311).
Guang Zheng Ke Ping Wang . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE HAZARD FACTORS INVESTIGATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT IN ONE HOVERCRAFT MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE. Abstract. (p. 311).
Joselito L. Gapas . (2018). EXPANSION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH TO INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH: A PHILIPPINE EXPERIENCE. Abstract. (pp. 311 - 312).
Rishikesh Naik . (2018). DEVELOPING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH BEYOND COMPLIANCE. Abstract. (p. 312).
G.V. Prabhu, Nateshan Bhumika, Agnelo Menino Ferreira, Zile Singh . (2018). OCULAR MORBIDITY AMONG WELDERS IN THE SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY, GOA. Abstract. (p. 312).
Somnath Gangopadhyay, Shreya Sinha . (2018). ERGONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF ARC WELDING JOB IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. Abstract. (pp. 312 - 313).
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Israel P. Nyarubeli, Alexander M. Tungu, Magne Bråtveit, Erlend Sunde, Akwilina V. Kayumba, Bente E. Moen . (2018). VARIABILITY IN OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE LEVELS IN METAL INDUSTRIES IN TANZANIA. Abstract. (p. 314).
Elizabeth Wilcox, Simphiwe Mabhele, Paulo Romao, Jerry Spiegel, Ida Tsitsi Chimedza, Muzimkhulu Zungu, Annalee Yassi . (2018). A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE ENABLING FACTORS AND BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTING HEALTHWISE IN SELECTED HOSPITALS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 314).
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Shyam Pingle . (2018). BASIC OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: A KEY ISSUE FOR ACHIEVING HEALTH EQUITY IN INDIA. Abstract. (p. 315).
P. Nagavajra, M. Sripramote . (2018). HEALTH CHECK-UP RESULTS AMONG MIGRANT WORKERS AT BANGKOK METROPOLITAN ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALS. Abstract. (pp. 315 - 316).
Mbusiro Chacha, Jonathan Houdmont . (2018). TOWARDS AN EXPERT CONSENSUS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH IN KENYA. Abstract. (p. 316).
John Smallwood, Claire Deacon . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH (OH) IN SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION. Abstract. (p. 316).
Priyanka Roy . (2018). THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH (OSH) IN INDIA: THE CURRENT SCENARIO. Abstract. (pp. 316 - 317).
Jack Caravanos . (2018). RISKS AND MANAGEMENT OF AIRBORNE MERCURY LEVELS AT ARTISANAL GOLD PROCESSING SHOPS IN THE PERUVIAN AMAZON. Abstract. (p. 317).
Hiroo Kaito, Hiromi Kuroishi, Toshitaka Yokoya, Kayo Kitahara, Yasuo Fukizawa . (2018). THE ANALYSIS OF HEALTH ASSISTANCE FOR PREVENTION OF MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS OF THE EMPLOYEES DISPATCHED TO MEDICALLY INSUFFICIENT COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 317).
T. Nherera, B. Masuku . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH MONITORING – AUTOMATION OF THE RISK BASED OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMME. Abstract. (pp. 317 - 318).
V. Chorsiya, P.K. Nag, P. Dutta, A. Nag . (2018). INFLUENCE OF INDUSTRIAL SAFETY SHOE CHARACTERISTICS ON POSTURAL STABILITY. Abstract. (p. 318).
K. Kesarwani, P. Sharma . (2018). HEALTH PROBLEM OF INDIAN FARMERS DUE TO EXCESSIVE HEAT EXPOSURE AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES. Abstract. (p. 318).
Miriam Malacize Fantazia, João Marcos Bernardes, Adriano Dias . (2018). PROFILE OF ILLNESS AMONG WORKERS OF A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS IN THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO: ANALYSIS OF ILLNESS-RELATED ABSENTEEISM. Abstract. (pp. 318 - 319).
M.M. Malotle, J. Spiegel, L. O’Hara, P. Adu, A. Yassi, M. Zungu, E. Bryce . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS IN SOUTH AFRICA: ARE HEALTHCARE WORKERS ADEQUATELY PROTECTED?. Abstract. (p. 319).
Shahieda Adams, Rodney Ehrlich, Roslynn Baatjies, Keertan Dheda. . (2018). SCREENING FOR LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS: TUBERCULIN SKIN TEST OR INTERFERON GAMMA RELEASE ASSAY?. Abstract. (p. 319).
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C.L. Ursini, D. Cavallo, E. Omodeo Salè, A.M. Fresegna, A. Ciervo, C. Jemos, R. Maiello, G. Buresti, C. Colosio, F.M. Rubino, P. Delrio, P. Maiolino, P. Marchetti, R. Boccia, S. Iavicoli . (2018). BIOMONITORING OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE PREPARATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF ANTICANCER DRUGS IN THREE ITALIAN HOSPITALS. Abstract. (p. 320).
M. Borra, F. Bisegna, C. Burattini, F. Gobba, C. Grandi, F. Gugliermetti, A. Militello, A. Modenese . (2018). A SIMPLE METHOD TO DETERMINE THE CUMULATIVE DOSE IN OUTDOOR WORKERS EXPOSED TO SOLAR RADIATION. Abstract. (pp. 320 - 321).
S. Addley, D. Quinn . (2018). SURGICAL SMOKE – WHAT IS IT AND WHAT ARE THE RISKS? A REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 321).
Antoinette N. Ofili, Ederhion J. Obehi, Edeh S. Chibuike, Edo E. Ose . (2018). PREVALENCE OF PRESENTEEISM AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG NURSES IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL IN NIGERIA. Abstract. (p. 321).
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Kibor Kipkemoi Keitany . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH DEVELOPMENTS IN KENYA’S HEALTH SECTOR. Abstract. (p. 322).
F. Labrèche, B. Roberge, A. Yennek, N.J. Caron, J.-F. Bussières . (2018). IS HOSPITAL SANITATION PERSONNEL EXPOSED TO ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS?. Abstract. (pp. 322 - 323).
Van Schaaijk, J.S. Boschman, M.H.W. Frings-Dresen, J.K. Sluiter . (2018). APPRAISAL OF WORK ABILITY IN RELATION TO JOB- SPECIFIC HEALTH REQUIREMENTS IN AMBULANCE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 323).
João Marcos Bernardes, Adriano Dias . (2018). HEALTH CARE WORKERS’ SAFE PATIENT HANDLING AND MOVEMENT KNOWLEDGE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY. Abstract. (p. 323).
L. Vimercati, P. Lovreglio, L. De Maria, V. Luisi, G.M. Ferri, F. Cuccaro, M. Quarato, L. Soleo . (2018). PREVALENCE OF THYROID DISEASES IN AN OCCUPATIONALLY RADIATION EXPOSED GROUP: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF SOUTHERN ITALY. Abstract. (pp. 323 - 324).
Pauline King . (2018). STAFF COUNSELLING AND CONSULTATION IN AN ACUTE HOSPITAL SETTING. THE VALUE OF EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE. Abstract. (p. 324).
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Tom Eliatu-Occupational Laboratory Technician . (2018). THE COMMON SAFETY AND HEALTH HAZARDS AMONG LABORATORY WORKERS IN KALIRO AND IGANGA DISTRICTS, UGANDA. Abstract. (p. 325).
Bonnie Rogers . (2018). CURRENT ISSUES FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 325).
B. Rogers . (2018). HEALTH HAZARDS IN VETERINARY CARE. Abstract. (p. 325).
I. Iavicoli, V. Leso . (2018). NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MEDICAL FIELDS: POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS, TOXICOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS, AND OCCUPATIONAL RISKS. Abstract. (pp. 325 - 326).
A. Nienhaus, S. Steinke, A. Kozak, A. Schablon . (2018). RISK FACTORS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL WORKERS IN GERMANY. Abstract. (p. 326).
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B. Rogers . (2018). HEALTH EFFECTS OF HAZARDOUS DRUGS. Abstract. (p. 326).
M.A. McDiarmid . (2018). ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING AND HUMAN BIOMONITORING FOR HAZARDOUS DRUGS: IMPLICATIONS FOR WORKER HEALTH AND RISK OF HARM. Abstract. (p. 327).
Marc A. Levy . (2018). THE PRESENT AND FUTURE NEED OF CLOSED SYSTEM TRANSFER DEVICES (CSTD). Abstract. (p. 327).
Rosa Orriols . (2018). REPORT OF TASK FORCE ON HANDLING HAZARDOUS DRUGS. Abstract. (p. 327).
Gwen Brachman . (2018). INFECTIOUS RISKS IN PROVIDING HEALTH CARE: PREPARE FOR THE UNEXPECTED. Abstract. (p. 327).
G. De Carli . (2018). LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE: IDENTIFICATION OF RISKS AND CONTROL MEASURES. Abstract. (pp. 327 - 328).
B. Hayes . (2018). PROTECTING THE HEALTHCARE WORKER FROM NEEDLESTICK INJURIES: A HIERARCHICAL APPROACH. Abstract. (p. 328).
L. Mazon . (2018). ADDRESSING INFECTIOUS – RELATED CONCERNS IN HCWS: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH. Abstract. (p. 328).
C. Rapparini . (2018). MANAGING EXPOSURES: WHEN THE UNDESIRABLE HAPPENS. Abstract. (pp. 328 - 329).
Ruddy Facci . (2018). PREVENTION OF LOW BACK PAIN IN HCWS. Abstract. (p. 329).
W.S. Shaw . (2018). LOW BACK PAIN IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS: A GROWING FOCUS ON SECONDARY PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 329).
R. Facci . (2018). WORK CONDITIONS IN BRAZILIAN HOSPITALS REGARDING PREVENTION OF LOW BACK PAIN. Abstract. (pp. 329 - 330).
Sandra Albino, Juan Carlos Bazo-Alvarez, Davide Bosio, Maria Gamarra, Frine Samalvides . (2018). TUBERCULOSIS AS AN OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE: KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS OF A PUBLIC HOSPITAL IN LIMA-PERU. Abstract. (p. 330).
Zakiah Amir, Freda O’Rourke, Bernie Delaney, Sibeal Carolan, Lynda Sisson . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE POLICY FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 330).
M. Bubas . (2018). THE ROLE OF PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATIONS OF HOSPITAL WORKERS IN PREVENTING OCCUPATIONAL CONTACT DERMATITIS IN CROATIA. Abstract. (pp. 330 - 331).
Denis Lisica Mandek, Marija Bubaš, Helena Koren, Anica Prašnjak, Ana Bogadi Šare, Marija Zavalić . (2018). DIFFERENCES IN MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLAINTS AND DAILY FUNCTIONING IN CROATIAN NURSES EMPLOYED IN CHILD AND ADULT CARE – A CROWN STUDY. Abstract. (p. 331).
Purcell Aisling, O’Reilly Ann, N. Tuohy, S. Bulfin . (2018). AUDIT OF STAFF ATTITUDES TO INFLUENZA IMMUNISATION AND THE FACTORS WHICH MAY ENCOURAGE OR PROHIBIT UPTAKE. Abstract. (p. 331).
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Clodagh Cashman . (2018). TIME FROM ONSET OF SICKNESS ABSENCE TO MANAGEMENT REFERRAL FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT IN A HEALTHCARE SETTING. Abstract. (p. 332).
R. Curtis, J. More O’Ferrall . (2018). ORGANISATIONAL APPROACH TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN A NATIONAL REHABILITATION HOSPITAL. Abstract. (pp. 332 - 333).
M. Ronchetti, C. Di Tecco, C. Balducci, C. Consiglio, M. Ghelli, B. Persechino, S. Iavicoli . (2018). ADDRESSING PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTOR IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR: THE UPDATE OF INAIL METHODOLOGY WITH NEW ASSESSMENT TOOLS. Abstract. (p. 333).
Chatchai Ekpanyaskul . (2018). KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS AMONG THAI PHYSICIANS. Abstract. (p. 333).
R.L. Fregonezi, E.W.J.C. Neves, L.R. Ferreira, J.G. Barbosa . (2018). PROFILE AND BURDEN CHRONIC DISEASE PATIENTS’ CAREGIVERS FOLLOWED BY A HOMECARE SERVICE IN BRAZIL – A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 333 - 334).
A. Jones, B. Hayes . (2018). REPORTING OCCUPATIONAL BLOOD EXPOSURES: DOES IT RELATE TO OUR KNOWLEDGE ON TRANSMISSION RISKS?. Abstract. (p. 334).
K. Kara-Peketi, Y.A. Agbobli, F. Pandao . (2018). MANAGEMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS IN HOSPITALS: CASE OF CHR – ATAKPAMÉ (TOGO). Abstract. (p. 334).
Worrapan Karnjanakantorn . (2018). CHEST X-RAY SCREENING FOR PRE-EMPLOYED HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN A PRIVATE HOSPITAL, THAILAND. Abstract. (pp. 334 - 335).
S. Kelly, A. Reid . (2018). EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN THE PROTECTION OF HEALTHCARE WORKERS HANDLING CYTOTOXIC DRUGS. Abstract. (p. 335).
Ji Young Song, Gab-Sik Shin, Min-gi Kim, Yeon-Soon Ahn . (2018). HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS RELATED TO INJURY AMONG SOUTH KOREA FEMALE FIREFIGHTERS: KOREAN NATIONAL FIREFIGHTER COHORT STUDY. Abstract. (p. 335).
Soungcheoul Lee, Jeongok Kong, Hyeonmi Lee, Jongwoo Kim, Jeongwan Koo . (2018). CASES OF UV-C EXPOSURE OF CUISINE EMPLOYEES IN SCHOOL MEALS. Abstract. (p. 336).
Elizabeth McCarthy, Elizabeth Murphy . (2018). CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY OF NHS HEALTHCARE WORKERS REFERRED TO AN OH SERVICE: PREVALENCE OF INFORMAL CARER RESPONSIBILITY AND MEASUREMENT OF WELL-BEING. Abstract. (p. 336).
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H.H. Mwanga, R. Baatjies, M.F. Jeebhay . (2018). EXPOSURE TO ALDEHYDES AMONG HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN A LARGE TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 337).
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Anthony O’ Keeffe, Blánaid Hayes, Lucia Prihodova . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN HOSPITAL DOCTORS WORKING IN IRELAND. Abstract. (p. 338).
M. Picakciefe, V. Akkaya, E. Erbas . (2018). A SAMPLE TO DETERMINE THE CONDITIONS AND PROBLEMS FACED BY DISABLED HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS: A TRAINING AND RESEARCH HOSPITAL. Abstract. (pp. 338 - 339).
L.C. Resch, I. Sandven, P. Brenno, T. Bakkerud, T.E. Danielsen, J.H. Alfonso . (2018). PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR HAND ECZEMA AMONG NORWEGIAN SPECIALIST NURSES: A CROSS- SECTIONAL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 339).
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Natasha Schaefer Solle, Daniel Sussman, Alberto J. Caban-Martinez, Colette Tse, Jennifer Tibangin, David J. Lee, Erin N. Kobetz . (2018). FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF A WORK-BASED COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING INITIATIVE IN FLORIDA FIREFIGHTERS. Abstract. (pp. 339 - 340).
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T. Yoshikawa, K. Wada, J.J. Lee, T. Mitsuda, H. Kuroshi, M. Aminaka, U. Morisawa, K. Morikane, H. Kunishima, K. Kidouchi, K. Moriya . (2018). CHANGES IN TWENTY YEARS OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STATUS OF NEEDLESTICK/SHARPS INJURIES REPORTED TO JAPAN-EPINET THROUGH A NATION-WIDE SURVEILLANCE NETWORK. Abstract. (p. 341).
M. Amparo Benavent Benavent, M. Amparo Ortuño Moreno . (2018). PREPARATION OF HAZARDOUS DRUGS IN BIOLOGICAL SAFETY CABIN (BSC): THE CHALLENGE OF GETTING HEALTHIER WORK ENVIRONMENTS. Abstract. (p. 341).
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Dorota Juszczyk, Max Henderson, Vaughan Parsons, Julia Smedley, Robert Shannon, Ira Madan . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERVENTION TO FACILITATE RETURN TO WORK OF UK HEALTHCARE STAFF WITH COMMON MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS. Abstract. (pp. 342 - 343).
L. Xiaoxia, B. Adam . (2018). SHARPS INJURIES AMONG HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL IN A CHINESE HOSPITAL. Abstract. (p. 343).
M. Honarbakhsh, M. Jahangiri, H. Ghaem, P. Farhadi . (2018). SURVEY OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM IN IRANIAN HOSPITALS. Abstract. (p. 343).
A. de Schryver, T. Lambaerts, N. Lammertyn . (2018). NATIONAL HEPATITIS B VACCINATION POLICIES FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN MEMBER-STATES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: AN UPDATED OVERVIEW. Abstract. (pp. 343 - 344).
Annalee Yassi, Karen Lockhart . (2018). (MIS)USING RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS AS A HEGEMONIC WEAPON: THE CASE OF MANDATORY INFLUENZA VACCINATION FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN CANADA. Abstract. (p. 344).
C.P. Păntea, L.G. Moise, I.A. Pântea . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL PATHOLOGY IN DIGESTIVE ENDOSCOPY: RISKS, DISEASES AND PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 344).
Janice Riegen, Courtenay Kenny . (2018). WHAT ARE THE ISSUES AND THE FUTURE FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND WHAT PART DOES OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAY?. Abstract. (pp. 344 - 345).
Ayman Ekram Fahim . (2018). SHARP DEVICES INJURIES AMONG RESIDENT PHYSICIANS IN ISMAILIA HOSPITALS. Abstract. (p. 345).
Birgit A. Greiner, Sheilah Nolan Dervla A. Hogan . (2018). WORK-RELATED PSYCHOSOCIAL AND PHYSICAL RISK FACTORS AND UPPER LIMB DISORDERS IN HAND- INTENSIVE HEALTH CARE WORKERS – AN APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. Abstract. (pp. 345 - 346).
Pornpimol Kongtip, Noppanun Nankongnab, Pimpan Silpasuwan, Mathuros Tipayamongkholgul, Orawan Kaewboonchoo, Pipat Luksamijarulkul, Susan Woskie . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS, HEALTH PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT USED IN HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN HOSPITALS, THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 346).
Andrea Kaifie, Thomas Kraus, Andre Esser . (2018). CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS AND COMORBIDITIES IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS – IS THERE A GENDER DIFFERENCE?. Abstract. (p. 346).
M. Belingheri, M.A. Riva, M. Turato, G. De Vito, M.I. D’Orso, R. Latocca, G. Cesana . (2018). SEASONAL INFLUENZA VACCINATION IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS AND STUDENTS. SURVEY IN A LARGE ITALIAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. Abstract. (pp. 346 - 347).
A. Franko, M. Dodic Fikfak, N. Sestan . (2018). HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN EXPOSURE INCIDENTS. Abstract. (p. 347).
R. Wålinder, R. Runeson-Broberg, E. Arakelian, T. Nordquist, A. Runeson, A. Rask- Anderson . (2018). THE JOB DEMAND-CONTROL-SUPPORT AND EFFORT- REWARD-IMBALANCE MODELS APPLIED ON SWEDISH HOSPITAL WORKERS IN THE OPERATION THEATRE. Abstract. (p. 347).
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Pia Markkanen, Margaret Quinn, Nancy Goodyear, Catherine Galligan, David Kriebel, Susan Sama, Rebecca Gore, John Lindberg, Christian Beato-Melendez, Nicole Karlsson, Hagir Mohamed, Noor Sheikh, Alexis Parker-Vega . (2018). CLEANING AND DISINFECTION IN HOME HEALTHCARE: INTEGRATING QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS TO ASSESS CAREGIVERS’ EXPOSURE TO CLEANING AND DISINFECTION PRODUCTS. Abstract. (p. 348).
C. Caux, F. Dupuis, K. Lechasseur, J. Lecomte . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES OF ETHICAL DILEMMAS FACED BY NURSES IN CLINICAL PRACTICE SETTINGS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 348).
Agnieszka Kosny, Sabrina Tomina, Era Mae Ferron, Monique Gignac, Lynda Robson, Cameron Mustard, K. Cullen . (2018). THE IMPLEMENTATION OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION POLICIES AND PROGRAMS IN HOSPITALS. Abstract. (p. 349).
A.D. Butkovic, A.A. Huiskamp . (2018). FACING CHALLENGES IN OCCUPATIONAL AUDIOMETRY FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (p. 349).
P.M. Orton, K.M. Nokes, P.J. Scott, D.E. Hickey . (2018). PERCEPTIONS OF THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN A BLENDED LEARNING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING PROGRAMME IN DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA. Abstract. (pp. 349 - 350).
M.G. Ryan . (2018). ADVANCING OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION RESOURCES THROUGH TECHNOLOGY. Abstract. (p. 350).
Ellen Silva da Anunciação, Cristiane Helena Gallasch, Magda Guimarães de Araujo Faria, Eugenio Fuentes Pérez Júnior, Priscila Cristina da Silva Thiengo, Luciana Valadão Alves Kebian . (2018). PERMANENT EDUCATION PRACTICE IN OCCUPACIONAL HEALTH: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 350).
Yuriko Hachiya, Minori Shibata, Hiroshi Inujima . (2018). ANALYSIS OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY DURING THE INHALATION OF A DIFFUSED AROMA. Abstract. (pp. 350 - 351).
J. Hatanaka, K. Kono, Y. Kudo, Y. Gotoh, K. Nakagami . (2018). QUANTIFYING COMPETENCIES OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 351).
M. Ito, F. Akimoto, K. Hara, K. Masuzawa, M. Ito, H. Nakamur, M. Yanai, K. Murakami, A. Nagano, M. Seto, Y. Yamaguchi, R. Yoshida, K. Kono, A. Chiba, N. Ochiai, M. Tachikawa, K. Inomata . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF A GROUP/ORGANIZATION-FOCUSED DIAGNOSTIC SHEET FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING. Abstract. (pp. 351 - 352).
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Yuko Mitsuhashi, Noriko Nishikido . (2018). A NATIONWIDE SURVEY ON THE CURRENT IMPLEMENTATION AND COMPETENCY OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES ON THE COLLABORATION WITH PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES. Abstract. (p. 352).
F. Moyo . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE CASE OF ZIMBABWE. Abstract. (pp. 352 - 353).
Yumi Nakao, Yuriko Hachiya, Yukiko Ogawa, Satomi Kakimori, Yumiko Iwasa, Fumiko Ichikawa, Susumu Oda . (2018). A TRIAL FOR IMPROVEMENT OF WORKPLACE PATROL FOR SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES BY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES, USING SELF-MADE CHECKLIST AND UTILISATION MANUAL. Abstract. (p. 353).
Noriko Nishikido, Mako Ishikawa, Satoko Shimamoto . (2018). SENSE OF DIFFICULTY, SKILL RETENTION, AND LEARNING STRATEGIES IN WORKPLACE MENTAL HEALTH ACTIVITIES BY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES (2ND REPORT). Abstract. (pp. 353 - 354).
Noriko Nishikido, Mako Ishikawa, Satoko Shimamoto . (2018). SENSE OF DIFFICULTY, SKILL RETENTION, AND LEARNING STRATEGIES IN WORKPLACE MENTAL HEALTH ACTIVITIES BY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES (1ST REPORT). Abstract. (p. 354).
Y. Yamaguchi, M. Ito, F. Akimoto, K. Hara, K. Masuzawa, M. Ito, H. Nakamur, M. Yanai, Murakami, A. Nagano, M. Seto, R. Yoshida, K. Kono, A. Chiba, N. Ochiai, M. Tachikawa, K. Inomata . (2018). CONSTRUCTION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM FOR GROUP AND ORGANISATION IN MENTAL HEALTH IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 354).
Shio Tsuda, Hisae Nakatani, Akiko Kanefuji, Mari Karikawa . (2018). FAMILY NURSING APPROACHES IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING: A LITERATURE REVIEW. Abstract. (p. 355).
Yumi Wakida, Kosuke Mafune, Yusuke Noguchi, Haruka Ido, Ayako Hino, Hisanori Hiro . (2018). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANISATIONAL RESOURCES AND OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AMONG JAPANESE NURSES. Abstract. (p. 355).
Susan A. Randolph, K. Davies . (2018). FUTURE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING ROLES. Abstract. (p. 355).
A. Drummond . (2018). FUTURE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING ROLES. Abstract. (pp. 355 - 356).
P. Österman . (2018). A NORTHERN INSIGHT – THE FUTURE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES AND THE ROLE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING IN FINLAND. Abstract. (p. 356).
C. Igarashi . (2018). LEGISLATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES. Abstract. (pp. 356 - 357).
P. Orton . (2018). THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: THE FUTURE ROLE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING. Abstract. (p. 357).
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H.E. Hirdi . (2018). THE FEDERATION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES WITHIN THE EU (FOHNEU) CELEBRATES THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY. Abstract. (pp. 357 - 358).
Frédéric Clerc, Nicolas Bertrand, Gautier Mater . (2018). IMPLEMENTING GOOD PRACTICES FOR THE SAMPLING OF CHEMICALS: THE ALTREX SOFTWARE. Abstract. (p. 358).
Guseva Canu Irina . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CARBON NANOTUBES: THE STATE OF KNOWLEDGE. Abstract. (p. 358).
M. van Tongeren, J. Lamb . (2018). PERFORMANCE OF MODELS TO ESTIMATE OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE. Abstract. (pp. 358 - 359).
P. Shah, R. Rajesh, P. Dave . (2018). A QUASI EXPERIMENTAL UNCONTROLLED BEFORE – AFTER STUDY TO ASSESS IMPACT OF CASHE INTERVENTIONS IN THE YEAR 2016–2017 AT PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 359).
Bhavesh Khodadiya, R. Rajesh . (2018). MAKING WORKPLACE HEALTHY & SAFE THROUGH INNOVATIVE & SUSTAINABLE CASHE PROGRAM (CHANGE AGENTS FOR SAFETY HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT). Abstract. (p. 359).
Kenneth Mundt . (2018). MEDICHEM SYMPOSIUM: HOW EPIDEMIOLOGY CAN INFORM NON-LINEAR DOSE-RESPONSES FOR OCCUPATIONAL CARCINOGENS. Abstract. (p. 359).
P. Boffetta, K. Mundt . (2018). EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR NON-LINEAR EXPOSURE-RESPONSES FOR OCCUPATIONAL CARCINOGENS. Abstract. (p. 360).
H. Checkoway, L.D. Dell, P.S.J. Lees, R. Gentry, K.A. Mundt . (2018). DEVELOPING STANDARDISED DEFINITIONS OF PEAK EXPOSURES IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES OF OCCUPATIONAL CHEMICALS AND CANCER RISKS. Abstract. (p. 360).
D. Pallapies, D. Taeger . (2018). EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF EXPOSURE- RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS FOR CRYSTALLINE SILICA AND RISK OF SILICOSIS AND LUNG CANCER: IMPLICATIONS FOR REGULATION AND PREVENTION. Abstract. (pp. 360 - 361).
Avi Wiener . (2018). MEDICHEM SYMPOSIUM: OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE HUMAN GENOME. Abstract. (p. 361).
D. Hershkovitz . (2018). THE HUMAN GENOME AND MUTATION SIGNATURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS. Abstract. (p. 361).
G. Klorin, A. Roschke . (2018). INTEGRATIVE GENOMIC ANALYSIS OF MALIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA CELL LINES DERIVED FROM PATIENTS WITH ASBESTOS EXPOSURE. Abstract. (p. 361).
A. Wiener . (2018). VARIOUS IMPACTS OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS ON GENE EXPRESSION. Abstract. (p. 361).
Won-Jun Choi, Seong-kyu Kang, Chung Wookyung . (2018). CHRONIC CADMIUM INTOXICATION WITH RENAL INJURY AMONG WORKERS IN A SMALL-SCLAED SILVER SOLDERING COMPANY. Abstract. (p. 362).
D.F. Costa, M. Goldbaum . (2018). CHEMICHAL CONTAMINATION: BENZENE IN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 362).
Yukiko Iida,Masatoshi Honda, Atsushi Nagaoka, Shigeo Nishikizawa, Takehiko Murayama . (2018). CURRENT SITUATION ON THE HYGIENE MANAGEMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR PREVENTING ASBESTOS DISPERSAL DURING BUILDING DEMOLITION. Abstract. (p. 362).
U. Tongsantia, S. Chaiklieng . (2018). APPLIED OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (OHSAS18001) FOR HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT OF WORKERS AT GASOLINE STATIONS. Abstract. (p. 363).
E. Vandebroek, L. Hons . (2018). WORKING WITH ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS: WHAT’S THE OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIAN’S ROLE?. Abstract. (p. 363).
Chung-Ching Wang, Wei-Liang Chen, Ying-Chuan Wang, Sheng-Ta Chiang, Fang- Yih Liaw, Wei-Te Wu, Saou-Hsing Liou . (2018). THE IMPACT OF ACID MIST ON DENTAL HEALTH IN ELECTROPLATING WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 363 - 364).
A.M. Temmerman, S. Ronsmans, S. Pauwels, D. Rusu, A. De Schryver, L. Godderis, L. Braeckman . (2018). SHEDDING A LIGHT ON GREY LITERATURE SEARCHES FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH TOPICS: A BELGIAN CASE STUDY ON CHEMICALS EXPOSURE. Abstract. (p. 364).
Nonhlanhla N. Yalala . (2018). AN ASSESSMENT OF PERCEPTIONS AND KNOWLEDGE OF CHEMICAL HAZARDS IN THE MOTOR SPRAY PAINTING INDUSTRY IN BULAWAYO. Abstract. (p. 364).
N. Bertrand, F. Clerc, F. Marc, N. Toulemonde, S. Miraval . (2018). SEIRICH: A TOOL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS IN OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS. Abstract. (pp. 364 - 365).
G. Tjalvin, S.H.L. Lygre, B.E. Hollund, B.E. Moen, M. Bråtveit . (2018). PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH COMPLAINTS AFTER A MALODOROUS CHEMICAL ACCIDENT: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 365).
Haruo Hashimoto, Hiroko Kato, Chiemi Ishiyama . (2018). DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHEME FOR EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS IN INDUSTRIAL/ ACADEMIC RESEARCH FACILITIES. Abstract. (p. 365).
I. Gjesteland, B.E. Hollund, J. Kirkeleit, P. Daling, M. Bråtveit . (2018). BIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF BENZENE AFTER EXPOSURE TO FRESH CRUDE OIL SPILLED AT SEA IN AN OIL SPILL FIELD TRIAL. Abstract. (p. 366).
Marie-Claire Lambrechts, Lode Godderis . (2018). THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALCOHOL SCREENING GUIDELINE FOR OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS. Abstract. (p. 366).
George Friedman-Jiménez, Steven Markowitz . (2018). SPECIFIC CAUSATION IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE: PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS WITH PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS AND EXAMPLES. Abstract. (pp. 366 - 367).
Faiza Bossy . (2018). CHRONIC VENOUS DISEASE IN OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: WHICH AXES OF PREVENTION?. Abstract. (p. 367).
Syed Zaffar Hussaini . (2018). MEDICAL ASPECTS OF CONTRACTOR GOVERNANCE – AN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY’S PERSPECTIVE. Abstract. (p. 367).
Hiroyuki Hibino, Hiroshi Tanaka, Taisuke Tomonaga, Seichi Horie . (2018). IS DRINKING ALCOHOL REALLY USEFUL FOR RELEASING STRESS?. Abstract. (pp. 367 - 368).
Yeong-Kwang Kim, Yeon-Soon Ahn, Kyoo-Sang Kim, Jin-Ha Yoon, Jaehoon Roh . (2018). ASSOCIATION BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AMONG KOREAN FIREFIGHTERS: A NATIONWIDE CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 368).
D. Consonni, M. Mendola, B. Dallari, M. Sokooti, R. Tabibi, R. Callegari, L. Riboldi, C. Mensi . (2018). DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PERITONEAL AND PLEURAL MESOTHELIOMA IN LOMBARDY, ITALY. Abstract. (p. 368).
Méndez José, Cabrera Marta, Cubillos Bernardita, Urzúa Ilse, Moreno Gabriela . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE IN CHILE: CERTIFYING OCCUPATIONAL PHYSICIANS TOWARDS RECOGNITION, STRENGTHENING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDICAL SPECIALTY. Abstract. (p. 369).
D. Moyo . (2018). PRINCIPLES OF FITNESS FOR DUTY EVALUATIONS. Abstract. (p. 369).
Kishor Hadkhale, Jan Iver Martinsen, Elisabete Weiderpass, Kristina Kjaerheim, Elsebeth Lynge, Pär Sparen, Laufey Tryggvadottir, Eero Pukkala . (2018). SMOKING ADJUSTED INCIDENCE OF BLADDER CANCER USING PROXY SMOKING FROM LUNG CANCER IN NORDIC MALES. Abstract. (pp. 369 - 370).
Ayman Alhamdow, Christian Lindh, Maria Albin, Per Gustavsson, Håkan Tinnerberg, Karin Broberg . (2018). EARLY MARKERS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE ARE ASSOCIATED WITH OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS. Abstract. (p. 370).
D. Lahlou, I. El Amri, B. Benali, A. Chbani, A. Elkholti . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS REPORTED WITHIN THE FORENSIC MEDICINE DEPARTMENT. Abstract. (p. 370).
Prosenjit Giri, Jill Aylott, Karen Kilner . (2018). SELF-DETERMINING MEDICAL LEADERSHIP NEEDS OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE PHYSICIANS – A STUDY THAT CAN RESHAPE THE MEDICAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Abstract. (pp. 370 - 371).
M. Lghabi, W. Allouche, B. Benali, R. Rhattas, A. El Kholti . (2018). WARNING BELL AGAINST THE RISE OF VIOLENCE WITH REGARD TO HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. Abstract. (p. 371).
Tee Guidotti . (2018). APPLYING PRACTICE GUIDELINES IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE. Abstract. (p. 371).
Marcus G.P. Wong . (2018). AVIATION MEDICINE: THE GLOBAL CHALLENGES TO REGULATORS AND AIRLINES. Abstract. (pp. 371 - 372).
A.J. Bray . (2018). HYPERBARIC MEDICINE (DEALING WITH EMPLOYEES WHO WORK UNDER PHYSICAL PRESSURE). Abstract. (p. 372).
M. Gonevski . (2018). QUALIFICATION AND REQUIREMENTS FOR HYPERBARIC CHAMBER FACILITY PERSONNEL. Abstract. (p. 372).
W. Robertson . (2018). HOOKA DIVING SYSTEMS. Abstract. (pp. 372 - 373).
A. Heili . (2018). THE OCCUPATIONAL IMPACT OF THE BROAD PRACTICES OF MODERN TUNNELLING. Abstract. (p. 373).
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Anthony M. Corcoran . (2018). MILITARY MEDICINE. Abstract. (pp. 373 - 374).
J.P. Hickey . (2018). EXPLORING NEW FRONTIERS IN MEDICAL TRAINING: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT AND LAUNCH OF THE HIGHER SPECIALIST TRAINING PROGRAMME IN MILITARY MEDICINE. Abstract. (p. 374).
A. Geraghty . (2018). NAVAL SERVICE OPERATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: A MEDICAL BATTLEFIELD?. Abstract. (p. 374).
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Jelena Bakusic, Annet Lenderink, Sofie Vandenbroeck, Charlotte Lambreghts, Jos Verbeek, Stefania Curti, Stefano Mattioli, Lode Godderis . (2018). OVERVIEW ON SENTINEL AND ALERT SYSTEMS IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE. Abstract. (pp. 374 - 375).
Annet Lenderink, Jelena Bakusic, Sofie Vandenbroeck, Charlotte Lambreghts, Lode Godderis . (2018). LESSONS LEARNED FROM EXISTING SENTINEL AND ALERT SYSTEMS. Abstract. (p. 375).
S. Curti, S. Mattioli, P. Cocco, A. Cristaudo, M. dell’Omo, G. Mosconi, G. Campo . (2018). MAREL: THE ITALIAN NETWORK ON WORK-RELATED DISEASES. Abstract. (pp. 375 - 376).
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Hajime Ando, Kazunori Ikegami Ryosuke Sugano, Satoshi Michii, Taiki Shirasaka, Akira Ogami, Tasuku Tadano . (2018). SURVEY ON HEALTH INTERVIEW SHEETS FOR ANNUAL HEALTH CHECKUPS IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 376).
C. Bigert, J.I. Martinsen, P. Gustavsson, P. Sparén . (2018). CANCER INCIDENCE IN SWEDISH FIREFIGHTERS – PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN EXTENDED FOLLOW-UP OF THE NOCCA STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 376 - 377).
E. Gadzicka, J. Siedlecka, T. Makowiec- Dąbrowska, P. Viebig, A. Szyjkowska, K. Wranicz, E. Trzos, M. Kurpesa, W. Szymczak, A. Bortkiewicz . (2018). MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION AND RETURN TO WORK. Abstract. (p. 377).
A. Bortkiewicz, E. Gadzicka, J. Siedlecka, A. Szyjkowska, P. Viebig, J.K. Wranicz, M. Kurpesa, E. Trzos, T. Makowiec-Dąbrowska . (2018). DIETARY HABITS IN OCCUPATIONALLY ACTIVE MEN WITH FIRST MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. Abstract. (p. 377).
Jeff Yi-Fu Hwang, Sin Eng Chia, Judy Sng . (2018). A HEALTH-BASED RISK ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK IN THE WORKPLACE TO INTEGRATE THE MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY RISKS: A REVIEW. Abstract. (pp. 377 - 378).
Jelena Djokovic, Jadranko Simic, Vojislav Antic, Milan Gajic, Aleksandar Milovanovic, Petar Bulat . (2018). ANALYSIS OF UNSTABLE CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS FREQUENCY, MICRONUCLEI TEST, HAEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND RECEIVED DOSES BY PROFESSIONALS EXPOSED TO IONISING RADIATION. Abstract. (p. 378).
G. D’Amato, I. Annesi-Maesano, C. Grandi, L. Cecchi, M.C. D’Ovidio . (2018). THUNDERSTORM ASTHMA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA: SEASONAL WEATHER AND EFFECT ON HEALTH FOR OUTDOOR WORKERS. Abstract. (pp. 378 - 379).
M.C. D’Ovidio, F. de’ Donato, R. Ariano, M. Bonini, G. Moscato, V. De Gironimo, S. Di Renzi, M. Bonafede, C. Grandi, A. Marinaccio, P. Michelozzi . (2018). NETWORKS FOR POLLEN AND FUNGAL SPORES MONITORING: INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SUPPORT HEALTH SURVEILLANCE WITH REGARD TO OCCUPATIONAL ALLERGIES IN ITALY. Abstract. (p. 379).
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M. Luwel, S. Keirsbilck, B. Nemery . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES IN SELF-EMPLOYED WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 380).
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Clément Piel, Camille Pouchieu, Séverine Tual, Lucile Migault, Clémentine Lemarchand, Camille Carles, Mathilde Boulanger, Anne Gruber, Virginie Rondeau, Elisabeth Marcotullio, Pierre Lebailly, Isabelle Baldi . (2018). CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUMOURS AND AGRICULTURAL EXPOSURES IN THE PROSPECTIVE COHORT AGRICAN. Abstract. (p. 463).
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Karen Galea, Ioannis Basinas, John Cherrie, Roel Vermeulen, Hans Kromhout, Kate Jones, Anne-Helen Harding, Martie van Tongeren, Andrew Povey . (2018). IMPROVING EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES FOR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON PESTICIDES. Abstract. (pp. 464 - 465).
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Susan Brumby, Muhammad Aziz Rahman, Joe Lewis, Tracey Hatherell, Tam Phillips . (2018). DIABETES, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, PSYCHOSOCIAL DISTRESS AND OTHER RISKS AMONG AUSTRALIAN FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES – HEALTH SURVEILLANCE AND OUTCOMES. Abstract. (p. 466).
J.H. Kouadio, Y.S. Koffi, B.-Y. Yeboué-Kouamé, K.C. Diby, A.J. Eba . (2018). PRELIMINARY STUDY OF PESTICIDES USE CONDITIONS IN CASHEW PRODUCTION IN CÔTE D’IVOIRE. Abstract. (pp. 466 - 467).
Alison Connolly, Kate Jones, Karen S. Galea, Ioannis Basinas, Laura Kenny, Padraic McGowan, Marie Coggins . (2018). A PESTICIDE EXPOSURE STUDY USING 24-HOUR BIOMONITORING AND DERMAL SAMPLING TO DETERMINE TOTAL UPTAKE AND THE ROUTES OF EXPOSURE. Abstract. (p. 467).
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C. Colosio . (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TOOLS FOR BRINGING PESTICIDE RISK ASSESSMENT IN THE SMALL SIZE ENTERPRISES AND IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD. Abstract. (p. 468).
Hanifa M. Denny, Bina Kurniawan, Siswi Jayanti, Ari Suwondo . (2018). SAFE USE OF PESTICIDES AMONG TRADITIONAL FARMERS IN JAVA INDONESIA. Abstract. (p. 468).
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A. Moretto . (2018). PESTICIDE PREVENTION STARTS FROM THE PRE- MARKETING PHASE. Abstract. (p. 469).
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Mounia El Yamani . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT TO PESTICIDES OF BANANA WORKERS IN THE FRENCH WEST INDIES AND HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED TO THEIR ACTIVITIES – MATPHYTO PROJECT. Abstract. (p. 470).
F. Larese Filon . (2018). NANO PESTICIDES ENTERING THE MARKET: NEW RISKS FROM ANCIENT CHEMICALS? THE ROLE OF THE SKIN ROUTE. Abstract. (p. 470).
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S. Fustinoni . (2018). BIOMONITORING OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CONAZOLE FUNGICIDES IN AGRICULTURE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 471).
Eva Andersson, Sashikala Chandrasekar . (2018). ORGANIC DUST EXPOSURE – BENEFICIAL OR HARMFUL?. Abstract. (p. 471).
V. Schlünssen . (2018). ORGANIC DUST EXPOSURE – BENEFICIAL OR HARMFUL?. Abstract. (pp. 471 - 472).
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A. Rask-Andersen . (2018). DETERMINANTS FOR ASTHMA IN FARMERS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ODTS (ORGANIC DUST TOXIC SYNDROME). Abstract. (p. 472).
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Claudio Colosio, Gert van der Laan, Stefan Mandic-Rajicevic . (2018). USE, MISUSE, ABUSE OF PESTICIDE USE IN AGRICULTURE. WHICH INTERVENTIONS ARE NEEDED TO PROMOTE SAFETY AND HEALTH OF WORKERS?. Abstract. (p. 473).
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H.A. Rother . (2018). REDUCING WORKERS EXPOSURES TO HIGHLY HAZARDOUS PESTICIDES WITH THE HIERARCHY OF CONTROL: LABELS FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE SAFETY BEHAVIOURS. Abstract. (p. 474).
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Susan Gunn . (2018). YOUNG WORKERS IN AGRICULTURE: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO ADDRESS RISKS. Abstract. (p. 475).
J.A. Demeranville . (2018). USING NON-TRADITIONAL CHANNELS AND MATERIALS TO REACH YOUNG AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 475).
B.C. Lee . (2018). EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR SAFEGUARDING YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE. Abstract. (p. 475).
N. Correale . (2018). PROTECTING YOUTH FROM PESTICIDES: SUCCESSES OF THE ROTTERDAM CONVENTION IN GENERATING DATA AND INCLUDING YOUTH IN RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES. Abstract. (pp. 475 - 476).
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J. McNamara, P. Griffin, J. Phelan, J. Kinsella . (2018). USE OF A RISK ASSESSMENT TO PROMOTE FARMER’S HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 476).
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Antonio Valenti, Benedetta Persechino, Bruno Maria Rondinone, Grazia Fortuna, Valeria Boccuni, Sergio Iavicolo . (2018). RISK PERCEPTION AMONG MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 477).
T. O’Connor, D. Meredith, J. Kinsella, J. McNamara . (2018). EVIDENCE-BASED SOCIAL LEARNING FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH PROMOTION AMONG IRISH DAIRY FARMERS. Abstract. (p. 477).
A.V. Hinson, M.S. Lompo, B. Aguemon, H. Lawin, P. Ayelo, B. Fayomi . (2018). KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, AND PRACTICES OF THE USER GARDENERS OF PESTICIDES IN BURKINA FASO. Abstract. (pp. 477 - 478).
Jian Zhou, Xiao-Yu Zhi, Li-Jun Dong, Min Xue, Ling-Qin Zhu, Jiang-Ping Li, Hong-Hui Li, Somen Palit, Min Huang, Da-Nian Tian, Hui-Fang Yang . (2018). CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY ON GENITOURINARY SYSTEM HEALTH OF VEGETABLE GREENHOUSE GROWERS IN SUBURBAN AREAS IN YINCHUAN. Abstract. (p. 478).
Y. Moreau, A.-S. Lacauve, S. Deant, V. Tribouillard, N. Lévèque-Morlais, S. Perrier, C. Lailler, L. Faion, V. Lambert, Y. Lecluse, T. Apostolidis, P. Lebailly . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES AMONG FARMERS: OUTCOMES OF SURVEY AND LEADS FOR PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 478).
E.J. Mrema, S. Mwabulambo, A.V. Ngowi, S.H. Mamuya . (2018). PESTICIDE EXPOSURE AND HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG HORTICULTURAL PESTICIDE APPLICATORS IN ARUSHA, TANZANIA. Abstract. (p. 479).
R. Tabibi, S. Tarahomi, S. Tajzadeh, A. Valipour, M. Sokooti . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEILLANCE ACTIVITIES FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AND ANIMAL BREEDERS IN SOUTHWEST OF IRAN. Abstract. (p. 479).
I. Ismail, M.N.F. Roslan, M.I.S. Saharuddin, Isa K.A.M. . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ACEPHATE AMONG OIL PALM PLANTATION WORKERS: GLOVE PERMEATION STUDY. Abstract. (p. 479).
M. Carugno, E. Crespi, V. Bollati, L. Tarantini, L. Dioni, D. Consonni, C. Maggioni, G. Costa, A.C. Pesatori . (2018). NIGHT-SHIFTS, DNA METHYLATION AND TELOMERE LENGTH: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A SURVEY ON A SAMPLE OF ITALIAN NURSES. Abstract. (p. 480).
Ann Dyreborg Larsen, Harald Hannerz, Karen Albertsen, Hermann Burr, Martin Lindhardt Nielsen, Jan Hyld Pejtersen, Anne Helene Garde . (2018). LONG WEEKLY WORKING HOURS AND RISK OF ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE AND STROKE. Abstract. (p. 480).
Maura Minonzio, Dana Alon Shiffer, Mattia Bertola, Franca Dipaola, Enrico Brunetta, Antonio Roberto Zamunér, Raffaello Furlan, Franca Barbic . (2018). CLOCKWISE AND COUNTER-CLOCKWISE JOB SHIFT ROTATION DIFFERENTLY IMPACTS ON WORK-LIFE BALANCE. Abstract. (pp. 480 - 481).
J. Ferguson, S. Costello, M. Cullen, E. Eisen . (2018). SHIFTING TIMES: RECENT ROTATIONAL SHIFTWORK AND INCIDENT HYPERTENSION RISK. Abstract. (p. 481).
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Barbara Hirschwald, Yi Sun, Thomas Heitmann, Frank Bochmann . (2018). INFLUENCE OF CHRONOTYPE AND SHIFTWORK ON SLEEP DURATION AND OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS: FINDINGS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN METAL WORKING INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 481).
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A.L. Hall, G. Kecklund, C. Leineweber, P. Tucker . (2018). WORK SCHEDULE AND PROSPECTIVE ANTIDEPRESSANT PRESCRIPTIONS IN THE SWEDISH WORKFORCE: A 2- YEAR STUDY USING NATIONAL DRUG REGISTRY DATA. Abstract. (pp. 482 - 483).
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Johnni Hansen . (2018). NIGHT SHIFT-WORK AND BREAST CANCER RISK – WHAT IS THE EVIDENCE?. Abstract. (p. 483).
Lap Ah Tse, Feng Wang, Priscilla Ming Yi Lee, Wing Ming Ho, Chi Fai Ng . (2018). NIGHTSHIFT WORK AND PROSTATE CANCER AMONG HONG KONG CHINESE MEN. Abstract. (pp. 483 - 484).
Damien McElvenney . (2018). WHAT SHOULD WE TELL SHIFT WORKERS TO DO TO REDUCE THEIR CANCER RISK?. Abstract. (p. 484).
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Frida Marina Fischer, Stephen Popkin . (2018). SHIFTWORK IN THE 21ST CENTURY: OLD AND NEW PROBLEMS AND APPROACHES. Abstract. (pp. 484 - 485).
Orna Tzischinsky, Satanai Hadish-Shogan, Tamar Shochat . (2018). SLEEPINESS AND VIGOUR IN AIRLINE GROUND CREW SHIFT WORKERS MOVING FROM 8- TO 12-HOUR ROTATING SHIFT SCHEDULES: A PILOT FIELD STUDY. Abstract. (p. 485).
Tamar Shochat, Nataly Zion . (2018). SLEEPY ON THE NIGHT SHIFT? BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIAL FACTORS OF SUBJECTIVE SLEEPINESS IN FEMALE NURSES DURING THE NIGHT SHIFT. Abstract. (pp. 485 - 486).
Frida Marina Fischer, Aline Silva-Costa, Rosane H. Griep, Lucia Rotenberg, Michael Smolensky . (2018). MULTIPLE JOB STRESSORS OF NIGHT AND ROTATING SHIFT WORKERS THAT AFFECT HEALTH AND WELLBEING: BASIS FOR COMPREHENSIVE INTERVENTIONS FOR THEIR SOLUTIONS. Abstract. (p. 485).
Abraham Haim, Zubidat Abed . (2018). BREAST CANCER AND SHIFT WORKING IN A LIGHT POLLUTED WORLD. Abstract. (p. 486).
Lucia Rotenberg, Aline Silva-Costa, Rosane H. Griep . (2018). CAN ON-SHIFT NAP BENEFIT NIGHT WORKERS’ HEALTH? STUDIES ON BLOOD PRESSURE AND OBESITY IN NURSING TEAMS. Abstract. (pp. 486 - 487).
Kazutaka Kogi, Y. Sano . (2018). PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR LINKING BETTER WORKING TIME ARRANGEMENTS WITH STRESS PREVENTION AT WORK. Abstract. (p. 487).
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I. Bukhtiyarov, M. Rubtsov . (2018). SHIFT WORK AS OCCUPATIONAL STRESS RISK FACTOR. Abstract. (pp. 487 - 488).
G. d’Ettorre, V. Pellicani . (2018). SHIFT WORK AND WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AGAINST HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN PSYCHIATRIC WARDS: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY. Abstract. (p. 488).
Reiko Kuroda, Kenya Yamamoto, Yasushi Okubo . (2018). ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL JETLAG AND OBESITY AMONG MALE FACTORY WORKERS IN JAPAN. Abstract. (p. 488).
K. McDowall, E. Murphy, K. Anderson . (2018). THE IMPACT OF SHIFTWORK ON SLEEP QUALITY AMONG NHS NURSES. Abstract. (pp. 488 - 489).
Rafael Augusto Tamasauskas Torres, Frida Marina Fischer . (2018). STRATEGIES OF TIME MANAGEMENT IN THE DAILY ROUTINE OF MEDICAL RESIDENTS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE IN A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. Abstract. (p. 489).
Shintaro Watanabe, Kazuaki Kawai, Yunshan Li . (2018). URINARY 8-HYDROXYDEOXYGUANOSINE LEVELS OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SHIFT WORKERS ARE HIGHER THAN THOSE OF FACTORY WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 489).
Yansen Bai, Xiaoliang Li, Ke Wang, Shi Chen, Suhan Wang, Zhuowang Chen, Xiulong Wu, Wenshan Fu, Sheng Wei, Jing Yuan, Ping Yao, Xiaoping Miao, Xiaomin Zhang, Meian He, Handong Yang, Tangchun Wu, Huan Guo . (2018). ASSOCIATION OF SHIFT-WORK, DAYTIME NAPPING, AND NIGHTTIME SLEEP WITH CANCER INCIDENCE AND CANCER-CAUSED MORTALITY IN DONGFENG-TONGJI COHORT STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 489 - 490).
Manisha Pahwa, France Labrèche, M. Anne Harris, Joanne Kim, Chaojie Song, Paul A. Demers . (2018). SHIFTWORK AND BREAST CANCER: EPIDEMIOLOGY, BURDEN, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTION. Abstract. (p. 490).
Shriniket Mishra . (2018). A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HEALTH STATUS OF SHIFT WORKERS AND NON-SHIFT WORKERS IN AN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY. Abstract. (p. 490).
Natalie Schwatka, Liliana Tenney, Erin Shore, Josh Scott, Miranda Dally, Carol Brown, Lee Newman . (2018). SMALL + SAFE + WELL: UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROGRAMS, ORGANISATIONAL CLIMATE, AND OUTCOMES FOR HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELLBEING AMONG SMALL BUSINESS. Abstract. (pp. 490 - 491).
Natalie Schwatka, Lee Newman, Claire Brockbank, Liliana Tenney, Miranda Dally, Kim Jinnett, Adam Atherly, Ron Goetzel, James McMillen, David Weitzenkamp, Derek Smith, Erin Shore . (2018). VALUE ON INVESTMENT FOR SMALL BUSINESS SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELLBEING. Abstract. (p. 491).
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Shamusideen Kadiri, Dakwak Selle . (2018). WORKPLACE DESIGN AND WELLNESS PROGRAMME AMONG ARTISANS (INFORMAL WORKERS) IN ‘MECHANIC VILLAGE’ (AUTOMOBILE REPAIR GARAGES) IN ABEOKUTA, NIGERIA. Abstract. (p. 492).
K. Kogi, Y. Sano, T. Nakao, T. Yoshikawa, E. Yoshikawa, M.S. Lee, J.H. Roh, J.S. Park, K.H. Woo . (2018). DEVELOPING FACILITATOR TRAINING TOOLKITS BY INTERCOUNTRY NETWORKING FOR ADJUSTING PARTICIPATORY STEPS OF PREVENTING OVERWORKING TO LOCAL SITUATIONS. Abstract. (p. 492).
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Ganesh K. Kulkarni, R. Rajesh, Nikunj Desai, Nandkumar Valanju . (2018). ISSUES & CHALLENGES FOR OPERATIONALIZING BOHS IN AN UN-ORGANISED LABOUR MARKET, MUMBAI, INDIA. Abstract. (p. 493).
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R. Nicholas, T. Danielsen, A. Mittal, M. Seneviratne, I. Naik . (2018). WELDERS FOR WELDERS. Abstract. (p. 494).
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E. MacEachen, E. Reid Musson, E. Bartel, J. Carriere, S.B Meyer, S. Varatharajan, A. Kosny, P. Bigelow, R. Saunders . (2018). THE SHARING ECONOMY: HAZARDS OF BEING AN UBER DRIVER. Abstract. (pp. 494 - 495).
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Marco Italo D’Orso, Michele Augusto Riva, Piatrizia Fabretto, Alessandra Messa, Letizia Colais, Giancarlo Cesana . (2018). SMALL ITALIAN ENTERPRISES AND THEIR EFFECTIVE APPLICATION OF LAWS CONCERNING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH: A SIX YEARS STUDY. Abstract. (p. 495).
Francie Lund, Demetria Tsoutouras . (2018). BRINGING OHS CLOSER TO THE CHANGING WORLD OF WORK: RESEARCH, ADVOCACY AND INTERVENTION WITH INFORMAL WORKERS IN SEVEN COUNTRIES. Abstract. (pp. 495 - 496).
C.J. Okala, B. Ironsi, C. Nwankwo . (2018). COMMUNITY BASED FINANCING MODEL: A PILOT STUDY TO PROMOTE TOTAL WORKER HEALTH AMONGST DRIVERS IN LAGOS STATE. Abstract. (p. 496).
SAMUEL Oluranti . (2018). PERCEPTIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY IN SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN LAGOS STATE, AND THE NIGERIAN OHS LAWS. Abstract. (p. 496).
N. Amler, S. Letzel, T. Nesseler, H. Drexler . (2018). STATUS QUO OF WORKPLACE HEALTH MANAGEMENT IN THURINGIA. Abstract. (p. 497).
G. Bangkadanara, C. Thanachoksawang, S. Arphorn, S. Lerdnapakard . (2018). DESIGN OF VERMICOMPOST WINNOW MACHINE FOR DISABLED FARMERS IN THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 497).
MATUMOTO Izumi . (2018). OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES FOR WORKERS OF SMALL-SCALE ENTERPRISES COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOUTH KOREA AND JAPAN. Abstract. (pp. 497 - 498).
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Karin Sturm . (2018). AUVA APPS FOR IMPROVED HEALTH AND SAFETY. Abstract. (pp. 498 - 500).
Ayako Toyoshima, Michiko Moriyama, M.D. Moshiur Rahman, Yoshinori Kasahara, Kenji Muramatsu, Hirofumi Shimomura . (2018). RELEVANT FACTORS OF HEALTH AND PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT PROGRESS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM- SIZED ENTERPRISES: A QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY FOR ENTERPRISES’ PRESIDENTS. Abstract. (p. 500).
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C.A. Juárez, A. Torres, G. Aguilar, W. Hinojos, P.E. Ravelo, D. Fierro, L.A. Trejo, A. Cabello, O. Trujillo, C. Madrigal, C. Jimenez . (2018). HEARING LOSS INDUCED BY ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE IN MEXICAN ADULTS FROM MEXICO CITY. Abstract. (p. 527).
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A. Shimazu, M. Sakka, E. Obikane, M. Arima, S. Doi, T. Fujiwara, T. Hasegawa, Y. Kato, N. Iwata, N. Kawakami, K. Matsudaira, K. Shimada, M. Takahashi, M. Takahashi, M. Tokita, H. Uchiyama, I. Watai . (2018). EFFECTS OF A WORK-FAMILY INTERVENTION PROGRAM: A PRETEST-POSTTEST STUDY. Abstract. (pp. 567 - 568).
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K.A. Burch . (2018). INFLUENCE OF WORK AND PERSONAL-PROTECTIVE FACTORS ON COMMUTING SAFETY BEHAVIOURS: A GROWTH MODELLING APPROACH. Abstract. (pp. 621 - 622).
N. Chaiear, W. Soonthornvinit, S. Boonjaraspinyo . (2018). QUALITY OF WORK LIFE AMONG DOCTORS IN THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS IN HEALTH AREA 7 OF THAILAND. Abstract. (p. 622).
Divyesh Chauhan . (2018). HOLISTIC APPROACH TOWARDS EMPLOYEES’ LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT THROUGH WELLNESS PROGRAMS TO REDUCE NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES BURDEN. Abstract. (p. 622).
Ceyda Sahan, Yucel Demiral . (2018). SOCIAL DETERMINANTS AND GENDER DIFFERENCES IN WORK-LIFE CONFLICT: THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND MARRIAGE. Abstract. (pp. 622 - 623).
K. Hayashi, T. Nagata . (2018). INFLUENCE OF FACTORS OF WORK-LIFE BALANCE ON WORK ENGAGEMENT AMONG JAPANESE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 623).
Yui Hidaka, Akihito Shimazu, Kotaro Imamura, Noboru Iwata, Kyoko Shimada, Masaya Takahashi, Masahito Tokita, Izumi Watai, Kazuhiro Watanabe, Norito Kawakami . (2018). THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WORK-FAMILY SPILLOVER AND QUALITY OF SLEEP: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF JAPANESE WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 623).
Y. Otsuka . (2018). ASSESSING PERSONAL STRENGTHS OF JAPANESE WORKERS – A PRELIMINARY STUDY. Abstract. (p. 624).
G.V Prabhu, BUdaya Kumar Reddy . (2018). STRESS SAFETY NET – A MODEL FOR COMPREHENSIVE ORGANISATIONAL STRESS MANAGEMENT. Abstract. (p. 624).
Fernando Feijo, Eduarda Buriol, Cristiane Bunchen, Paulo Antonio Oliveira, Mayte Amazarray . (2018). WORK ORGANISATION AS THE MAIN DETERMINANT OF WORKPLACE BULLYING: AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND AETIOLOGICAL APPROACH. Abstract. (p. 624).
F.C. Schveitzer, D.P.A. Leon, A.S. Dernis, A.A.G. Conceição . (2018). WORKERS’ HEALTHY WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IN A PUBLIC HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT IN BRAZIL. Abstract. (p. 625).
Susan Gunn, Nicholas Levintow . (2018). PROTECTING YOUNG WORKERS FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL HAZARDS IN INFORMAL AND SMALL- SCALE WORKPLACES. Abstract. (p. 625).
Nicholas J. Levintow . (2018). USING A KAB SURVEY TO IDENTIFY OSH PROJECT PRIORITIES. Abstract. (p. 625).
D.S. Rohlman . (2018). EVOLUTION OF A YOUNG WORKER TRAINING CURRICULUM: TAKING SAFETY FROM THE CLASSROOM TO THE BREAK ROOM. Abstract. (pp. 625 - 626).
C. Pellenq . (2018). WORKING AND NON-WORKING CHILDREN’S PSYCHOSOCIAL WELL-BEING: WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE?. Abstract. (p. 626).
A. Juárez-García . (2018). STRESSORS AND MOTIVATORS IN INFORMAL WORKERS IN MORELOS AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH BURNOUT, ENGAGEMENT AND PERCEIVED HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 626).
Ashish Mittal . (2018). HEALTH STATUS OF BRICK KILN WORKERS IN NORTH EAST INDIA. Abstract. (p. 627).
David L. Parker . (2018). SILICA EXPOSURE AMONG YOUNG NEPALI BRICKWORKERS. Abstract. (p. 627).
D.L. Parker . (2018). SILICA AND PAEDIATRIC PULMONARY DEVELOPMENT. Abstract. (p. 627).
S.K. Joshi . (2018). BRICK KILNS OF NEPAL: RECOGNISING THE HAZARDS. Abstract. (pp. 627 - 628).
S.M. Thygerson . (2018). SILICA EXPOSURE AND CHILD LABOUR IN NEPAL BRICK KILNS. Abstract. (p. 628).
Seshananda Sanjel . (2018). BRICK KILNS OF NEPAL: RECOGNISING THE HAZARDS. Abstract. (p. 628).
A. Martini, S. Cavallero, S. Gabrielli, A. Giacomi, G.L. Milardi, S. D’Amelio . (2018). CYSTIC ECHINOCOCCOSIS IN ITALY: A NEGLECTED WORK RELATED DISEASE. Abstract. (p. 629).
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