2015 Seoul – Korea

Introductory section
Won jin Lee, Eun Shil Cha, Young-Ho Khang . (2015). Impact of Paraquat Regulation on Suicide in South Korea. Abstract. (p. 1).
Won jin Lee, Eun Shil Cha . (2015). The Epidemiology of Acute Pesticide Poisoning in South Korea. Abstract. (p. 2).
Hyunwook Kim, Jung-Eun Baek, Hye-Kyung Seo, Jong-Eun Lee, Myong Jun-Pyo, Jin-Ho Lee , Seung-Joo Lee . (2015). Assessing real-time performances of N95 respirators for health care workers by simulated workplace protection factors. Abstract. (p. 3).
Eun-ah Cho, Dong-Hyun Yu, Jong-Tae Kim, Oh-Taek Son . (2015). Global Regulations and Fit Test Practices for Respirator and Eyewear. Abstract. (p. 4).
Hoi-myung Jung . (2015). Respirator Quantitative Fit Test Status in Korea. Abstract. (p. 5).
Laurie Wells, Geoff Betsinger, Julie Tremblay . (2015). The importance of accurate fit. Abstract. (p. 6).
Antoine Vikkey Hiansen, Dossou F., Lawin H., Gounongbe F., Ayelo P., Aguemon B., Fayomi B. . (2015). Evaluation of toxic risk due to the use of pesticide in Banikoara Township. Abstract. (p. 7).
Pierluigi Cocco . (2015). Use of agricultural pesticides and risk of lymphoma subtypes: recent advances and current state of knowledge. Abstract. (p. 8).
Michael O. Mally . (2015). Monitoring pesticide illnesses in California. Abstract. (p. 9).
Aiwerasia Vera Ngowi, Stephen Simon Kishinhi . (2015). Community self-surveillance for acute pesticide poisoning: A complementary method for APP surveillance?. Abstract. (p. 10).
Zelda Holtman, H. Kromhout, M.A. Dalvie, L. London . (2015). Evaluating neurobehavioral impairments in a cohort of South African emerging farmers exposed to organophosphate pesticides. Abstract. (p. 11).
Elekana E. Lekei, A.V. Ngowi, L. London . (2015). Surveillance for Acute Pesticide Poisoning in Tanzania: Reviews of health facilities and other data sources. Abstract. (p. 12).
Max Lum . (2015). Utilizing Google and Other Search Engines to Drive the Relevance and Impact of Our Work. Abstract. (p. 13).
Garrett Burnett . (2015). Metrics and Meaningful Communication: The 4 Things You Need to Measure For Media Outreach. Abstract. (p. 14).
Stephane Vaxelaire . (2015). A Case Study: Implementing a OSH Culture on Prevention for Young People. Abstract. (p. 15).
Robin Nicholas . (2015). Using the Visual to Translate Knowledge into Human Understanding. Abstract. (p. 16).
Sang gil Lee, Eun-A Kim . (2015). Occupational cancer surveillance system in Korea. Abstract. (p. 17).
Nils Plato, Jan Ivar Martinsen, Pr Sparn, Elisabete Weiderpass . (2015). Occupation and mesothelioma of the pleura and peritoneum in Sweden – Updated cancer incidence for men and women 1961-2009, compared with incidence in the other Nordic countries and mortality in Great Britain. Abstract. (p. 18).
Harri Uolevi Vainio . (2015). OCCUPATIONAL CANCER CONTROL IN FINLAND. Abstract. (p. 19).
Lukas Jyuhn-Hsiarn Lee, Yueliang Leon Guo, Jung-Der Wang . (2015). Surveillance of occupational cancer in Taiwan. Abstract. (p. 20).
Michel Baer . (2015). Introduction: Emergency Care in Occupational Health: Rise for a Position Statement ?. Abstract. (p. 21).
Alexis Descatha, Susanne Schunder-Tatzber, Todd Hamel, Philippe Havette, Barthelemy Wognin, Sylvie Rotthier, Babacar Fall, Promila Sharma, Franois Dolveck, Michel Baer . (2015). Results from an Online Survey on Emergency Management in the Workplace. Abstract. (p. 22).
Susanne Schunder-tatzber . (2015). Example of an integrated system of emergency care of global oil company. Abstract. (p. 23).
Babacar Fall . (2015). The problem of Emergency Management in the Workplace: An attempted answer: Case study: Senegal (a developing country). Abstract. (p. 24).
Diana Gagliardi, Bruno Papaleo, Giovanna Cangiano, Sara Calicchia . (2015). First Aid in the workplace: the state of the art in Italy. Abstract. (p. 25).
Koji Wada . (2015). Challenges of Controlling Occupational and Environmental Hazards during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. Abstract. (p. 26).
Philippe Havette . (2015). Example of networking in France. Abstract. (p. 27).
Alexis Descatha, Susanne Schunder-Tatzber, Todd Hamel, Philippe Havette, Barthelemy Wognin, Sylvie Rotthier, Babacar Fall, Promila Sharma, Franois Dolveck, Michel Baer . (2015). Round table. Abstract. (p. 28).
Edith Clarke, Caesar Nyadedzor . (2015). Contribution of the Ghana Poison Information Centre to reducing Incidence of Poisoning through an educational Intervention. Abstract. (p. 29).
Leslie London, K. Donald, Andrea Rother, Daniel S. Tsze, Dominique Brand, Nontobeko R. Jacobs, Colleen Adnams . (2015). Long-term Neurodevelopmental impairments associated with acute Organosphosphate Intoxication in children. Abstract. (p. 30).
Michael Eddleston, Melissa Pearson, Shaluka Jayamanne, Chris Metcalfe, David Gunnell, Andrew Dawson, Keith Hawton, Flemming Konradsen . (2015). Testing safe storage as a means of reducing acute pesticide poisoning. Abstract. (p. 31).
Max Lum . (2015). Wikipedia 101: Lessons Learned from the NIOSH Experience.. Abstract. (p. 32).
Jun-pyo Myong . (2015). Occupation and Idiopathic interstitial pneumonia in Korea. Abstract. (p. 33).
Thomas Kraus . (2015). Differentiation of IPF from asbestosis the German experience. Abstract. (p. 34).
Takumi Kishimoto . (2015). Epidemiology of work-related idiopathic interstitial pneumonia in Japan. Abstract. (p. 35).
Garrett Burnett . (2015). Wikipedia101: The Basics of Utilizing Wikipedia to Increase Reach, Engagement and Impact of Evidenced-based OSH Information.. Abstract. (p. 36).
Tatsuhiko Kubo . (2015). Night shift work and risk of cancer – Key information of the issue for practice. Abstract. (p. 37).
Jungsun Park . (2015). The current issues on working time and its health effects in Korea. Abstract. (p. 38).
Masaya Takahashi . (2015). Better work schedules for elderly care workers. Abstract. (p. 39).
Ignatius Tak-sun Yu . (2015). Long working hours increase risk for work injuries and musculoskeletal disorders among Chinese factory workers. Abstract. (p. 40).
Renata Sisto, Enrico Marchetti, Teresa Botti, Luigi Cerini, Raoul Di Giovanni, Floriana Sacco, Filippo Sanjust , Angelo Tirabasso, Arturo Moleti . (2015). Noise and hand-arm vibration synergistic effect on cochlear functionality: an experimental study.. Abstract. (p. 41).
Hans Pettersson . (2015). Vibration as a modifying risk factor for noise induced hearing loss. Abstract. (p. 42).
Anil Adisesh . (2015). Criteria for diagnosis and compensation of Occupational Diseases in ICD11 and ILO activities: a common activity.. Abstract. (p. 43).
Claudio Colosio, Federica Masci, Emanuela Bossi, Massimo Tassoni, Graziano Serrao, Gabri Brambilla . (2015). Risk of Hand and Wrist Disorders among Dairy Milkers. Abstract. (p. 44).
Manuel Parra . (2015). Precarious employment in Latin America: trends in National Surveys and in Case-Studies. Abstract. (p. 45).
Maria Fernanda Bauleo, F. van Dijk, K. Radon . (2015). ONE·S WORKPLACE, OTHERS HOME?. Abstract. (p. 46).
Steve Quezada, M.L. Salas, A. Basagoitia, T. Fernandez, R. Herrera, M. Parra, D. Moraga, M. Weigl, K. Radon . (2015). Working conditions, workplace violence and psychological distress in Andean miners: A cross-sectional study across three countries.. Abstract. (p. 47).
Marie Astrid Garrido campos, B. Hindelang, I. Urzua Finke, K. Radon . (2015). Prevalence of and risk factors for attention deficits in Chilean shellfish divers. Abstract. (p. 48).
Juan Renato Urizar, D. Carvalho, K. Radon . (2015). Employment conditions and work related strain among Peruvian nannies – a cross sectional study in rural day nurseries. Abstract. (p. 49).
Frank H. Fox . (2015). Occupational Health Risk Management in Miners: Reinventing ourselves to prevent occupational disease – Value-adding medical surveillance. Abstract. (p. 50).
Michael Donoghue . (2015). Occupational Health Systems at Alcoa of Australia: An Update. Abstract. (p. 51).
Mary Hazel Ross . (2015). Mining in Africa: expatriate occupational health. Abstract. (p. 52).
Claudina M.C.A. Nogueira, M.H. Ross . (2015). ICOH Working Group on Occupational Infectious Agents – Mandate and Outcomes: 2012 – 2015. Abstract. (p. 53).
Kari E. Reijula, R. Holopainen, H. Koskela . (2015). Isolation rooms in hospitals – low performance and occupational infections. Abstract. (p. 54).
Yun Kyung Chung, J.S. Jeong, E.A. Kim . (2015). Guidance on occupational infectious disease for health care workers in East Asia: focus on tuberculosis. Abstract. (p. 55).
Koji Wada . (2015). Individuals’ attitudes toward HIV and Hepatitis B/C infected colleagues in Japan. Abstract. (p. 56).
Min Zhang . (2015). An integrated approach to set up diagnostic and exposure criteria of diseases caused by alcohols, glycols and ketoses: based on a systematic critical review. Abstract. (p. 57).
Tar-ching Aw . (2015). Relevance of hierarchy of control for pesticide applicators in developing countries. Abstract. (p. 58).
R. Rajesh . (2015). History of OH in India. Abstract. (p. 59).
Se-hoon Lee . (2015). History of Occupational Health in Korea. Abstract. (p. 60).
Kazutaka Kogi, K. Sakai and T. Yoshikawa . (2015). History of collaboration between occupational health and work science in Japan. Abstract. (p. 61).
Susan A. Randolph . (2015). Historical Contribution of SCOHN from Birth to Present. Abstract. (p. 62).
Jeong-ho Chae . (2015). Character strengths enhancement program based on positive psychotherapy for job stress management. Abstract. (p. 63).
Kotaro Imamura, Kawakami N., Furukawa T.A., Matsuyama Y., Shimazu A., Umanodan R., Kawakami S, Kasai K. . (2015). Effects of an Internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (iCBT) intervention on improving work engagement and other work-related outcomes: An analysis of secondary outcomes of a randomized controlled trial. Abstract. (p. 64).
Jong-min Woo . (2015). Organizational approaches to make mentally healthy workplace. Abstract. (p. 65).
Michael P. Leiter . (2015). The Impact of CREW on Work Engagement. Abstract. (p. 66).
Paul A. Schulte, C.L. Geraci, L. Hodson, R. Zumwalde, V. Murashov . (2015). Hazard and Risk Assessment of Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles. Abstract. (p. 67).
Hannu Norppa, K.M. Siivola, G. Vales, H.K. Lindberg, G.G. Falck, E. Vanhala, J. Catalan, K.M. Savolainen . (2015). Genotoxicity of metal nanoparticles: nanospecific effects?. Abstract. (p. 68).
Dag Gunnar Ellingsen . (2015). Nanosized metal exposure in welding fumes. Abstract. (p. 69).
Ivo Iavicoli, L. Fontana, V. Leso . (2015). Evidences and uncertainties of titanium dioxide nanoparticles. Abstract. (p. 70).
Flemming Konradsen, David Gunnell, Michael Eddleston . (2015). Reducing deaths from pesticide self-poisonings the role of agricultural policies and the need for more detailed surveillance. Abstract. (p. 71).
Paul A. Schulte, I. Iavicoli, M. Schubauer-Berigan, L. Hodson, R. Zumwalde, M. Dahm, C. Geraci . (2015). Critical Issues in Occupational Health and Epidemiologic Surveillance of Nanomaterial Workers. Abstract. (p. 72).
Irina I. Guseva Canu, L. Delabre, S. Ducamp, D. Jezewski-Serra, Y. Iwatsubo, J.L. Marchand . (2015). EpiNano, the French program for epidemiological surveillance of workers potentially exposed to engineered nanomaterials. Abstract. (p. 73).
Ivo Iavicoli, V. Leso, M. Manno, P.A. Schulte . (2015). Current status of nanomaterial biomarkers. Abstract. (p. 74).
Kazutaka Kogi, T. Yoshikawa, T.T. Khai, T. Kawakami . (2015). The role of action-oriented tools in improving small and medium-sized enterprises. Abstract. (p. 75).
Etsuko Yoshikawa . (2015). Concept analysis of a participatory approach in SMEs. Abstract. (p. 76).
Toyoki Nakao . (2015). Development of action tools for SMEs in Japan. Abstract. (p. 77).
Myung sook Lee . (2015). Application of Action Oriented Tools for SMEs in Korea. Abstract. (p. 78).
Adel Mahmoud Zakaria, Gehan Raafat Mohamed Zaki . (2015). Occupational safety and health of different industrial sectors in Khartoum State, Sudan I) safety performance appraisal: A retrospective cross-sectional study. Abstract. (p. 79).
Eva Katusabe . (2015). DISABILITY AT THE WORKPLACE; POVERTY ERADICATION BY PROMOTING DECENT WORK FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs) IN UGANDA. Abstract. (p. 80).
Francesca Larese Filon , Matteo Crosera, Marcella Mauro, Massimo Bovenzi, Gianpiero Adami, Giovanni Maina . (2015). Nanoparticles skin penetration and permeation through the skin and their effect on impaired skin barrier. Abstract. (p. 81).
Sanja Kezic . (2015). Skin barrier repair. Abstract. (p. 82).
Richard Brans . (2015). Susceptibility to occupational contact dermatitis. Abstract. (p. 83).
John Hines, Sanja Kezic, Thomas Rustemeyer . (2015). Best Practice for Skin Care: Establishing Baseline Compliance. Abstract. (p. 84).
Hyun-sul Lim . (2015). Current Status of Zoonoses in Korea. Abstract. (p. 85).
Kwan Lee . (2015). The experience of brucellosis control among Korean farmers. Abstract. (p. 86).
Hans Drexler . (2015). Legal definition of occupational diseases in Germany is essential for the understanding of the compensation of lung cancers due to asbestos. Abstract. (p. 87).
Donghyok Kwon . (2015). The status and epidemiologic characteristics of Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (SFTS) in Korea. Abstract. (p. 88).
Markus Mattenklott . (2015). Development of asbestos related diseases in Germany and case-related retrospective fibre dose evaluation. Abstract. (p. 89).
Georg Johnen . (2015). Biomarkers for early detection of asbestos-associated cancers. Abstract. (p. 90).
Thomas Kraus, M. Das, C. Eisenhawer, K.G. Hering, C. Schikowsky, M.K. Felten . (2015). Detection rates of lung cancer and asbestos related findings in former asbestos workers in the power industry – Update and follow-up results of the Aachen asbestos surveillance program (ASPA). Abstract. (p. 91).
Volker Harth . (2015). Early detection of asbestos-related lung cancer by low-dose multislice-CT (low-dose MSCT). Abstract. (p. 92).
Ping-chi Hsu, Li-Ping Huang, Ching-Chang Lee . (2015). Phthalate exposure and male reproductive health in polyvinyl chloride workers. Abstract. (p. 93).
Yun-chul Hong, Sanghyuk Bae . (2015). Exposure to Bisphenol A Increases Blood Pressure: A Randomized Crossover Trial. Abstract. (p. 94).
Pau-chung Chen . (2015). Exposure to Perfluoroalkyl Substances and Children’s Health. Abstract. (p. 95).
Susan Brumby, Anthony Hogan, Warwick Williams . (2015). Shhh hearing in a farming environment. Abstract. (p. 96).
Shengli Niu . (2015). The new ILO list of occupational disease. Abstract. (p. 97).
Kwan-suk Lee . (2015). Work improvement at an auto-manufacturing plant. Abstract. (p. 98).
Gyouhyung Kyung, Donghee Choi, Sungryul Park, Jihhyeon Yi, Songil Lee . (2015). Effects of display curvature and age on visual performance and preference. Abstract. (p. 99).
Martin Rune Hansen, Erik Jors, Flemming Lander, Guido Condarco, Vivi Schlunssen . (2015). Is Cumulated Pyrethroid Exposure Associated With Prediabetes? A Cross- sectional Study. Abstract. (p. 100).
Yoshiyuki Higuchi . (2015). Characteristics of “healthy aging workers” in Japan. Abstract. (p. 101).
Veerle Hermans, P. Lundqvist, A. De Rooij, D. O'Neill, L. Todorova . (2015). Prevention of musculoskeletal disorders in agriculture. Abstract. (p. 102).
Toru Yoshikawa . (2015). Practical support measures to aging workers in Japan. Abstract. (p. 103).
Yong-ku Kong, Kyung-Hee Choi, Sung-Yong, Dae Min Kim . (2015). Age-induced Changes in Ability of Grip Force Control. Abstract. (p. 104).
Yujeong Lee, Seong Rok Chang . (2015). Several factors affecting work ability of the Korean workers. Abstract. (p. 105).
Hiroyuki Izumi . (2015). Support measures to install the motion assist tools for elderly workers. Abstract. (p. 106).
Nicole Majery . (2015). Maintaining ageing workers at work : Role of the occupational physician in Luxemburg. Abstract. (p. 107).
Swen Malte John . (2015). The role of primary and secondary prevention in promoting occupational skin diseases ́ awareness at national and international level. Abstract. (p. 108).
Sanja Kezic, M.J.Visser (Coronel Institute of Occupational Health) . (2015). Individual susceptibility to contact dermatitis. Implications for prevention. Abstract. (p. 109).
Rosemary Nixon . (2015). Occupational contact dermatitis in Australia. Initial and subsequent workers compensation. Conclusions and perspectives from Australia.. Abstract. (p. 110).
Patricia Weinert . (2015). The impact of legislative and organizational changes on the prevention of occupational skin diseases. Abstract. (p. 111).
Vladimir Murashov . (2015). International Standards on Exposure Assessment for Nanomaterials. Abstract. (p. 112).
Pat E. Rasmussen, D. H. Brouwer. M.-L. Avramescu, I. Jayawardene, H. D. Gardner, J. Niu. et.al . (2015). Methods for identifying the presence of carbon nanotube particles in the workplace using catalyst metal impurities. Abstract. (p. 113).
Il Je Yu . (2015). Exposure assessment of silver nanoparticle and development of occupational exposure limit for silver nanoparticles. Abstract. (p. 114).
Irina Guseva Canu, Stephane Ducamp, Laurene Delabre, W.G. Quintet ExpoNano . (2015). Method for identification of workstations concerned with exposure to engineered nanomaterials in French companies and research laboratories. Abstract. (p. 115).
Dhimiter Bello, P. Boonruksa, J. Zhang, J. Mead, J. Isaacs, S. Woskie . (2015). Exposures to Nanoparticles and fibers during Manufacturing and Recycling of Polycarbonate Carbon Nanotube composites. Abstract. (p. 116).
Mary Gulumian . (2015). Dissolution and Biodurability of Nanomaterials. Abstract. (p. 117).
Paul A. Schulte . (2015). Addressing Work and Nonwork-Related Threats to the Safety, Health, and Well-Being of Workers. Abstract. (p. 118).
Walter Eichendorf . (2015). Promoting safety, health and wellbeing in the workplace is a prerequisite for inclusive societies and sustainable economic development. Abstract. (p. 119).
Irene W.M. Karanja . (2015). USE OF SELF-ASSESSMENTS IN EVALUATION OF SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS IN ENTERPRISES IN KENYA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. Abstract. (p. 120).
Barbra Clara Khayongo . (2015). CONSEQUENCES OF NOTION, SERVING BEYOND SELF THE PLIGHT OF NURSES IN PEDIATRIC WARD IN UGANDA. Abstract. (p. 121).
Claudia Petrarca, Emanuela Clemente, Valentina Amanto, Mario Di Gioacchino . (2015). Health surveillance for formerly asbestos-exposed workers as part of research activity: role of Biological Resource Centers. Abstract. (p. 122).
Takemi Otsuki, Megumi Maeda, Hidenori Matsuzaki, Suni Lee, Naoko Kumagai-Takei, Yasumitsu Nishimura . (2015). Functional Enhancement caused by Asbestos Exposure in human regulatory T cell Line. Abstract. (p. 123).
Zhang Qinli, Jia Lina, Ji Junwei, Ge Cuicui, Qin Xiujun, Niu Qiao . (2015). The Neurotoxicity of Aluminum Oxide Nanoparticles on Mice. Abstract. (p. 124).
Yasuo Yoshioka, Yasuo Tsutsumi . (2015). Understanding of immunotoxicity of engineered nanomaterials for the sustainable nanotechnology. Abstract. (p. 125).
Max Lum . (2015). Moving Research to Practice; How to Best Measure New Media for Reach, Relevance and Outcome.. Abstract. (p. 126).
Inger Schaumburg . (2015). What data shows about impact.. Abstract. (p. 127).
Jaemin Ryu . (2015). Smartphone Apps. for Occupational Safety and Health.. Abstract. (p. 128).
Jos Verbeek . (2015). Moving Research into Practice: The Cochrane Experience with Intervention Study Findings.. Abstract. (p. 129).
Young-Sun Kim . (2015). History of Korean Working Conditions Surveys. Abstract. (p. 130).
Kwan Jeh Lee . (2015). The Pro-Active Quality Practice of the 4th KWCS and the Text Analyses. Abstract. (p. 131).
Jorge Cabrita, Agnes Parent-Thirion . (2015). 6th European Working Conditions Survey new concepts, new challenges. Abstract. (p. 132).
Henriett Eva Hirdi, Zoltan Bologh . (2015). Occupational Health Nursing in Hungary: Past, Present and Future. Abstract. (p. 133).
Styliani Georgios Tziaferi . (2015). Occupational Health Nursing in the European Union- current situation.. Abstract. (p. 134).
Janice Ruth Riegen . (2015). Healthy Workplaces – Research and Practice. Abstract. (p. 135).
W. Kent Anger . (2015). Well-being as an Essential Element of Total Worker Health. Abstract. (p. 136).
L. Casey Chosewood . (2015). Spirituality in the Context of the NIOSH Total Worker Health™ Program. Abstract. (p. 137).
Michel P. Guillemin . (2015). Introduction to the Special Session “Work and Spirituality”. Abstract. (p. 138).
Evelyn G. Kortum . (2015). Spirituality in a WHO comprehensive approach to protecting and promoting workers’ health. Abstract. (p. 139).
Robin Nicholas . (2015). Why We Work. Abstract. (p. 140).
Yves Roquelaure, Sandrine Caroly . (2015). Ergonomics of Activity and constructive ergonomics: a developmental perspective to improve workers participation. Abstract. (p. 141).
Julietta Rodriguez Guzman . (2015). PAHO’s Wellness Week: Making kindness contagious!. Abstract. (p. 142).
Somnath Gangopadhyay . (2015). Challenges for Occupational Health in the Informal Sector. Abstract. (p. 143).
Y. Tsujiura, T. Nakao, K. Kogi, Y. Tsujiura, N.P. Toai . (2015). Practical types of work life improvements commonly feasible for farmers and youths in developing rural areas. Abstract. (p. 144).
Mahinda Seneviratne . (2015). Collaborating to deliver OH services in the Informal Sector. Abstract. (p. 145).
Mario Di Gioacchino, Sabbioni E, Petrarca C. . (2015). Role of physical form and chemical composition on metal nanoparticle toxicity. Abstract. (p. 146).
Young Rok Seo, Jong-Il Weon . (2015). Integrative approached using molecular toxicology and toxicogenomics to understand in vivo mutagenicity and carcinogenicity of environmental and occupational carcinogen. Abstract. (p. 147).
Suk Woo Nam . (2015). Understanding molecular portraits of environmental and occupational carcinogens through transcriptomic scans. Abstract. (p. 148).
Joydeb Kumar Kundu . (2015). Chemoprevention of UVB-induced skin carcinogenesis with bioactive phytochemicals. Abstract. (p. 149).
Kyung-taek Rim . (2015). Occupational Cancers with Chemical Exposure and their Prevention in Korea. Abstract. (p. 150).
Carel T.J. Hulshof, Judith K. Sluiter . (2015). Improving the quality of preventive medical examinations in workers.. Abstract. (p. 151).
Dong-min Kim . (2015). The status of scrub typhus in Korea. Abstract. (p. 152).
Nurka Pranjic . (2015). The impact of polypharmacy to decreasing cognitive abilities among elderly rural people. Abstract. (p. 153).
Vladimir Murashov . (2015). NIOSH Nanotechnology Program. Abstract. (p. 154).
Mary Gulumian . (2015). What we know about nanotoxicology and what we don’t know about nanotoxicology. Abstract. (p. 155).
Gert Van der laan, Ad de Rooij . (2015). Control of Biological risks in Agricultural Workers in The Netherlands. Abstract. (p. 156).
Claudio Colosio, Anil Adisesh, Zhang Min, Pranab Nag, Spo Ngalamono, Federico Maria Rubino, Shengli Niu . (2015). Diagnostic and exposure criteria for Occupational Diseases: the ILO approach. Abstract. (p. 157).
Atsushi Ueda, Wei Chang Nian, Koichi Harada . (2015). A proposal of Advanced Management System for Prevention of Allergic Disorders due to Pesticides Spraying in Agricultural Workers. Abstract. (p. 158).
Paolo Carrer, S. Fossati, S. Piazza, N. Dell'Ombra, V. Di mare, L. Mazzeo, C. Mandin, P.M. Bluyssen, Y. de Kluizenaar, A. Cattaneo, D. Cavallo . (2015). OFFICAIR project: Indoor Air Quality and health effects in European modern office buildings. Abstract. (p. 159).
Kenichi Azuma . (2015). Indoor air quality and health effects in Japanese offices. Abstract. (p. 160).
Paolo Carrer, Peder Wolkoff . (2015). Can indoor air pollution explain eye symptoms in offices?. Abstract. (p. 161).
Fang Lee Lim, H. Zailina, L.T. Than, M. Salmiah, H.H. Jamal, D. Norbaek . (2015). Indoor office environment, endotoxin and associations with respiratory symptoms among office workers in a university, Malaysia. Abstract. (p. 162).
Peter Buijs, Frank van Dijk . (2015). Historic introduction on Primary Health Care committed to Workers’ Health. Abstract. (p. 163).
Orrapan Untimanon, Somkiat Siriruttanapruk . (2015). Situation Analysis of Occupational Health Activities in Thai Primary Care Units. Abstract. (p. 164).
Muzimkhulu Zungu . (2015). Workers’ Health within Primary Health Care in South Africa. Abstract. (p. 165).
Said Arnaout . (2015). Scaling Up the Health Coverage of Working People in Eastern Mediterranean Region. Challenges and Opportunities. Abstract. (p. 166).
Elizabeth Costa Dias, Thais Lacerda e Silva, Jorge Huet Machado, Jandira Maciel Silva . (2015). Challenges and Opportunities of Primary Health Care for the Brazilian Health and Safety at Work National Policy. Abstract. (p. 167).
Hanifa Denny . (2015). Current Situation and Future Plans in Primary Health Care Activities for Workers Health in Indonesia. Abstract. (p. 168).
Claudio Colosio, Jose Lopez Abuin, John Wynn Johnes . (2015). Toward Universal Health Coverage for Rural Workers: the Challenge of the Third Millennium. Abstract. (p. 169).
Raymond M. Agius, L. Hussey, J. Dodman, C. Rayner, A. Hirst, H. Davies, N. Zarin . (2015). Building an Integrated Education – Research Model for General Practitioners committed to Occupational Health. Abstract. (p. 170).
Tee Lamont Guidotti . (2015). Global overview. Abstract. (p. 171).
David Rees, James Phillips . (2015). The South African Legacy of asbestos – then and now. Abstract. (p. 172).
Muzaffer Metintas . (2015). Turkey Asbestos Control strategic plan. Abstract. (p. 173).
Rafael E. de la Hoz . (2015). The Libby, Montana, story – non-expected dangers to workers and society. Abstract. (p. 174).
Hyunwook Kim, Suckhwan Song, Jiwoon Kwon . (2015). Naturally occurring asbestos in Korea. Abstract. (p. 175).
Ken Takahashi . (2015). Assessing the global burden of asbestos-related diseases: technical aspects. Abstract. (p. 176).
Shyam Pingle . (2015). Outreach to Employers in Developing Countries: A New Tool to Advance BOHS. Abstract. (p. 177).
Tayseer El-Faki Mustafa, Abdeljalil El-Kholti, Fu Hua, Max Lum . (2015). Panel 1: Reaching Small and Medium Enterprises in Developing Countries. Abstract. (p. 178).
Tee Lamont Guidotti, Louis Patry, Olivier Lo . (2015). Panel #2: Outreach to In-Country SME Vendors and Contractors by Multinational Business Enterprises. Abstract. (p. 179).
Kuck-Hyun Woo . (2015). Application of Participatory Action Oriented Training Programs in OSH field, Korea.. Abstract. (p. 180).
Myungsook Lee . (2015). Application of the PAOT Principles on OSH for SMEs. Abstract. (p. 181).
Toyoki Nakao . (2015). The experience of Participatory Action-Oriented Approach in eliminating work-related accidents by school workers initiative. Abstract. (p. 182).
Jinseok Kim, Seong-Yong Yoon, Seong-Yong Cho, Kuck-Hyun Woo . (2015). Participatory Trainings for Improvement of Agricultural Health and Safety Environment of Korean Farmers. Abstract. (p. 183).
Kisoo Park . (2015). Development and Application of Participatory Mapping for Healthy Agricultural Village. Abstract. (p. 184).
Yoshigawa Toru, Myung Sook Lee, Toyoki Nakao, Kuck Hyeun Woo, Etsuko Yoshikawa, Moon Hee Jung, Jung Suk Park, Jae Hoon Roh, Kazutaka Kogi . (2015). Locally Adjusted Development of Participatory Action-Oriented Training (PAOT) Toolkits for Different Workplaces by the Japan-Korea Occupational Health Network. Abstract. (p. 185).
David Koh . (2015). Occupational diseases in ASEAN countries- a need for standardization. Abstract. (p. 186).
Adul Bandhukul . (2015). The making of the ASEAN Diagnostic Criteria on Occupational Diseases. Abstract. (p. 187).
Tar-ching Aw . (2015). Rationale and options for developing regional criteria for occupational diseases. Abstract. (p. 188).
Toai Phuong Nguyen, Ton That Khai,Tsuyoshi Kawakami,Kazutaka Kogi, NakaoToyoki . (2015). Application of Participatory Action Oriented Training (PAOT) programme to improve economic benefit in small enterprises in Vietnam. Abstract. (p. 189).
Hans-Horst Konkolewsky . (2015). A three-dimensional approach to prevention: occupational risks, health promotion at work and return-to-work. Abstract. (p. 190).
Jane White . (2015). Towards a global prevention culture – the role of the OSH practitioner. Abstract. (p. 191).
Giancarlo Bianchi . (2015). Towards a global prevention culture – The necessary collaboration between HSE professionals and related specialist to implement effective prevention. Abstract. (p. 192).
Seong-kyu Kang . (2015). Towards a global prevention culture. Abstract. (p. 193).
Evelyn G.E. Kortum . (2015). The WHO healthy workplace framework: a review of a collaborative effort. Abstract. (p. 194).
Volker Schulte, Arie Verkuil . (2015). A toolkit for personal health resources at the workplace. Abstract. (p. 195).
Maureen Dollard, Alice Fattori . (2015). Best Practice for Psychosocial Risk Management. Abstract. (p. 196).
Stavroula Leka, A. Jain, N. Andreou, B. Garfitt . (2015). Evaluating the implementation of the WHO Healthy Workplace Framework. Abstract. (p. 197).
Steve Horvath . (2015). Dissemination through online access of the healthy workplace tools. Abstract. (p. 198).
Timo Leino . (2015). Tricky situations in OH practice. Abstract. (p. 199).
Marilyn Fingerhut . (2015). Introduction to Control Banding Qualitative Risk Management. Abstract. (p. 200).
Kaj Elgstrand . (2015). Challenges for occupational health professionals. Abstract. (p. 201).
Jani Ruotsalainen . (2015). Research demystified Most common errors in occupational health intervention studies. Abstract. (p. 202).
Jodi Oakman . (2015). Older workers and musculoskeletal disorders: What are the challenges in policy development to support longer working lives?. Abstract. (p. 203).
Subas Neupane, Pivi Leino-Arjas, Pekka Virtanen, Jodi Oakman, Clas-Hkan Nygard . (2015). Multi-site musculoskeletal pain, work disability and sickness absence among ageing workers: Results from multiple studies. Abstract. (p. 204).
Yeon-Soon Ahn, Jin-Ha Yoon . (2015). Aging and work-related factors affecting lumbar diseases among emergency responders.. Abstract. (p. 205).
Dongmug Kang, Young-Ki Kim, Jong-Eun Kim, Dong-Chul Gu, Department of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Pusan National University Yangsan Hospital . (2015). Aging and changing ergonomic risks and musculoskeletal disorders among Korean workers.. Abstract. (p. 206).
Claudio Colosio, Petar Bulat, Kelley Donham, Gert van der Laan, Torben Sigsgaard . (2015). The History of the ICOH Scientific Committee of Rural Health and its activities.. Abstract. (p. 207).
Daniela Fano, Michele Augusto Riva, Alfredo Menndez-Navarro . (2015). History of a Committee on History. Birth and development of ICOH SC on History. Abstract. (p. 208).
Seichi Horie . (2015). Occupational health policy to prevent depression and suicide of workers. Abstract. (p. 209).
Dileep Narayanrao Andhare . (2015). Occupational Health: Status and challenges in India. Abstract. (p. 210).
Somkiat Siriruttanapruk . (2015). Occupational Health and Safety in Thailand and ASEAN Community: The Future Perspective. Abstract. (p. 211).
Siok Lin Gan, Kathiresan Manickam . (2015). WSH Institute and perspectives on Singapore. Abstract. (p. 212).
Nguyen Duy Bao . (2015). Achievements of improving worker’s health in Vietnam and future challenges. Abstract. (p. 213).
Fabriziomaria Gobba, Maria del Rosario PEREZ, Shengli Niu . (2015). Occupational Radiation Protection- challenges and opportunities for improvement. Abstract. (p. 214).
Alfred Bernard . (2015). Health impact of low-level exposures to cadmium: toxic effects or metabolic fallacies?. Abstract. (p. 215).
Ramona Hambach, Sylvie Remy, Dominique Lison, Patrick Dhaese, Joost Weyler, Emmy De Graef, Antoon De Schryver, Joris Penders, Quirine Swennen, Marc Van Sprundel . (2015). Effect of occupational co-exposure to metals on urinary levels of Kidney Injury Molecule 1 (Kim-1) and Neutrophil Gelatinase-Associated Lipocalin (NGAL).. Abstract. (p. 216).
Hans-Martin Hasselhorn, Hermann Burr . (2015). Determinants of work participation among older workers- The IidA Conceptual framework on work, age, health and work participation. Abstract. (p. 217).
Theo Bodin, E. Wadensjo, M. Albin . (2015). Understanding employment participation of older workers in Sweden. Abstract. (p. 218).
Anne Jaaskelainen, Johanna Kausto, Jorma Seitsamo, Clas-Hakan Nygard, Paivi Leino-Arjas . (2015). Comparison of Work Ability Index and Work Ability Score as predictors of disability pension: a prospective study among Finnish municipal employees. Abstract. (p. 219).
Alberto Caban-Martinez, D. Kachan, L.E. Fleming, D.J. Lee . (2015). To retire or not: The physical and mental health-related quality of life of older workers. Abstract. (p. 220).
Karin Proper, L. Cloostermans, M.B. Bekkers, E. Uiters . (2015). The effectiveness of Interventions for Ageing workers on (early) retirement, work ability and productivity: a systematic review. Abstract. (p. 221).
Mary H. Ross . (2015). South Africa: Africa is booming – what’s the need in OSH in future?. Abstract. (p. 222).
Jos Verbeek . (2015). Systematic reviews, one step in implementing research into practice. Abstract. (p. 223).
Paul A. Schulte . (2015). How the Relevant Knowledge will Reach the Right Audiences?. Abstract. (p. 224).
Max Lum . (2015). The Intelligent Use of Wikipedia and Social Media Applications for OSH Knowledge Dissemination and Measurement. Abstract. (p. 225).
Tar-Ching Aw . (2015). Special session on information sharing and knowledge assessment in globalized occupational safety and health. Abstract. (p. 226).
Seong-Kyu Kang . (2015). The Role of OSH Journals – from Closed to Open Access Distribution. Abstract. (p. 227).
Rita Canotilho Almeida . (2015). Negative enhancement study about the effects of simultaneous exposure of the human body to noise and vibrations. Abstract. (p. 228).
Raymond M. Agius . (2015). A network for development of new techniques for discovering trends in occupational and work-related diseases and tracing new and emerging risks. Abstract. (p. 229).
Lode Godderis . (2015). Sector specific health problems detected in OHS data. Abstract. (p. 230).
Gerard Lasfargues . (2015). French RNV3P approach for detection and investigation of new work-related diseases. Abstract. (p. 231).
Gert Van Der Laan . (2015). Occupational Health Vigilance in Green Jobs. Abstract. (p. 232).
Annet Lenderink . (2015). SIGNAAL: online tool for reporting and assessment of new occupational health risks in the Netherlands and Belgium. Abstract. (p. 233).
Kazutaka Kogi, T. Yoshikawa . (2015). USE OF PARTICIPATORY ACTION TOOLS IN IMPLEMENTING BASIC OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES (BOHS) IN UNORGANIZED SECTORS. Abstract. (p. 234).
Richard Price . (2015). Changing Life Trajectories, Employment Challenges and Worker Health in Global Perspective. Abstract. (p. 235).
Roland Blonk, Jos Sanders . (2015). Sustainable employability of low skilled workers. Abstract. (p. 236).
Chaitanya S. Gulvady, Shyam Pingle . (2015). 2. ROLE OF NATIONAL OH ASSOCIATIONS IN FOSTERING BOHS IN THE COUNTRY. Abstract. (p. 237).
Preecha Prempree, Orrapan Untimanon, Somkiat Siriruttanapruk . (2015). BASIC OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES DEVELOPMENT IN THAI PCUS: FARMER CLINIC MODEL. Abstract. (p. 238).
Pranab K. Nag . (2015). INSTITUTIONAL ROLE IN ADVANCING BOHS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Abstract. (p. 239).
Jukka Vuori, Salla Toppinen-Tanner . (2015). Enhancing Career Management Preparedness and Mental Health. Abstract. (p. 240).
Suvi Lehtinen, Jovanka Bislimovska, Jorma Rantanen . (2015). COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE BALTIC SEA NETWORK ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AND THE SOUTH-EAST EUROPEAN NETWORK ON WORKERS’ HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 241).
Horacio Tovalin Ahumada . (2015). PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTORS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE CASE OF MEXICO.. Abstract. (p. 242).
Sivaramakrishnan S. . (2015). PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTORS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, ITS IMPACT ON WORKLIFE AND STRATEGIES TO PREVENT HEALTH IMPLICATIONS ON WORKFORCE WITH PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS. Abstract. (p. 243).
R. Rajesh . (2015). PROJECT WISH – WORK-LIFE IMPROVEMENT FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH. Abstract. (p. 244).
Bokim Lee . (2015). Relationship between hiding emotions and health outcomes among South Korean interactive service workers. Abstract. (p. 245).
Jong-eun Lee . (2015). The relationship between emotional labor and psychosocial factors among workers in hair salons. Abstract. (p. 246).
Alberto Modenese, F. Gobba . (2015). Solar radiation: a neglected health risk in exposed workers. Abstract. (p. 247).
Rosaria Falsaperla, D. Andreuccetti, G.M. Contessa, R. Lodato, V. Lopresto, C. Merla, R. Pinto, P. Rossi, N. Zoppetti . (2015). OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN MRI FACILITIES: A CASE STUDY IN ITALY. Abstract. (p. 248).
Hans Kromhout, K. Schaap, Y. Christopher . (2015). Determinants of occupational exposure to MRI-related static magnetic fields. Abstract. (p. 249).
Hans Kromohout, K. Schaap . (2015). Subjective Symptoms in MRI Operators. Abstract. (p. 250).
Giulio Zanotti, F. Gobba . (2015). Subjective symptoms referred by a group of MRI operators and by controls. Abstract. (p. 251).
Fabriziomaria Gobba, L. Korpinen . (2015). The protection of workers with active implanted medical devices (AIMDs) exposed to EMF. Abstract. (p. 252).
Rosaria Falsaperla, E. Mattei, F. Censi, M. Triventi, A. Napolitano, E. Genovese, V. Cannatà, G. Calcagnini . (2015). Workers with MR-conditional implantable cardioverter defibrillator: effect of movements near the scanner bore. Abstract. (p. 253).
Leena Korpinen, R. Paakkonen, M. Souques, V. Virtanen . (2015). The New Directive 2013/35/EU on Occupational Exposure to Electric Fields and Electrical Workers’ Use of active implanted medical devices (AIMDs). Abstract. (p. 254).
Martine Souques, I. Magne, J. Lambrozo . (2015). A method developed at EDF for risk assessment for cardiac implanted workers exposed to EMF. Abstract. (p. 255).
Swen Malte John . (2015). Chronic Actinic Damage and Skin Cancer in Outdoor-workers. The Current European Approach.. Abstract. (p. 256).
Marc Wittlich . (2015). Occupational exposure of workers with GENESIS-UV: dosimetric results in Germany. Abstract. (p. 257).
Carlo Grandi, A. Militello, F. Bisegna, F. Gugliermetti, A. Modenese, M. Borra, F. Gobba . (2015). A METHOD TO ASSESS THE CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE TO SOLAR UV RADIATION FOR OUTDOOR WORKERS. Abstract. (p. 258).
Shengli Niu . (2015). Protection of the workers exposed to Solar Radiation: ILO activities. Abstract. (p. 259).
Steve Horvath . (2015). Using New Media Tools and Strategies for Improving Knowledge Transfer and Engagement of Our Audiences.. Abstract. (p. 260).
Yeong-mi Ha . (2015). The Effectiveness of Smoking Cessation Program based on Self- determination Theory for Korean Workers. Abstract. (p. 261).
Hans Drexler . (2015). Solar and artificial UV sources: Implications of existing regulations. Abstract. (p. 262).
Rosemary Nixon . (2015). Epidemiology of occupational and environmental skin cancer, Australian approaches. Abstract. (p. 263).
Marc Wittlich . (2015). Occupational skin cancer by natural and artificial sources. Abstract. (p. 264).
Raymond M. Agius . (2015). The Burden of Occupational Ill-health – As Determined by Surveillance Systems. Abstract. (pp. 264 - 265).
Swen Malte John . (2015). Medical diagnosis and options for prevention of occupational non melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) by solar UV radiation. Abstract. (p. 265).
Fabriziomaria Gobba . (2015). Solar Radiation: Occupational Exposure in Outdoor-workers. Abstract. (p. 266).
Monique Frings- Dresen . (2015). Disharmony in Work Demands and Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders. Abstract. (pp. 266 - 267).
Gerald Wanka . (2015). Prevention of work related diseases caused by solar exposure. Abstract. (p. 267).
Jong Ki Yoo . (2015). Duty of Care of Employers and Risk Management. Abstract. (p. 268).
Barry Kistnasamy . (2015). Occupational Health and Workers in the Informal Economy. Abstract. (p. 268).
Jae Beom PARK . (2015). The Activities for Prevention and Management of Employees Safety and Health Risks in Doosan Infracore. Abstract. (p. 269).
Kai Markus Savolainen . (2015). Nanotechnologies – Pandora’s Box or Promise for the Future. Abstract. (p. 269).
H. Joon CHUNG . (2015). A Legal Perspective about Health & Safety Management for International Assignees of Global Organizations. Abstract. (p. 270).
Benoit Nemery de Bellevaux . (2015). Toxic Metals in the Workplace and the Community – Not only Lead, Cadmium or Mercury. Abstract. (p. 270).
Jani Ruotsalainen, Jos Verbeek, Albert Marine, Consol Serra . (2015). Preventing occupational stress in healthcare workers – An update of the evidence. Abstract. (p. 271).
Ken Takahashi . (2015). Asbestos and Asbestos-Related Diseases: Occupational Health or Workers’ Health?. Abstract. (p. 271).
Karen Nieuwenhuijsen, Babs Faber, Jos Verbeek, Angela Neumeyer-Gromen, Hiske Hees, Arco Verhoeven, Christina van der Feltz-Cornelis, Ute Bueltmann . (2015). Interventions to reduce sickness absence in depressed people – a Cochrane Systematic review. Abstract. (p. 272).
Glenn Pransky . (2015). Preventing Work Disability – Challenges for an Aging Workforce. Abstract. (p. 272).
Christina Mischke, Jos Verbeek, Annika Saarto, Marie-Claude Lavoie, Manisha Pahwa, Sharea Ijaz . (2015). Gloves, extra gloves or special types of gloves for preventing percutaneous exposure injuries in healthcare personnel. Abstract. (p. 273).
Stavroula Leka . (2015). Is Psychosocial Risk Prevention Possible? Deconstructing the Current State of the Art. Abstract. (p. 273).
Juha Liira, Jos Verbeek, Giovanni Costa, Tim Driscoll, Mikael Sallinen, Leena Isotalo, Jani Ruotsalainen . (2015). Pharmacological interventions for sleepiness and sleep disturbances caused by shift work. Abstract. (p. 274).
Nico Dragano . (2015). The Role of Work as a Crucial Factor in Generating Health Inequalities in the Population. Abstract. (p. 274).
Stefania Curti, Riitta Sauni, Dick Spreeuwers, Antoon De Schryver, Madeleine Valenty, Stephanie Riviere, Stefano Mattioli . (2015). How to improve the reporting of occupational diseases: a Cochrane review. Abstract. (p. 275).
Yangho Kim . (2015). Creating a Culture of Prevention in Occupational Health Practice. Abstract. (p. 275).
Adel Mahmoud Zakaria, Fadia A. El-Marakby . (2015). Occupational safety and health of different industrial sectors in Khartoum State, SudanII- Analysis of occupational accidents and injuries. Abstract. (p. 276).
Joon-Won Lee . (2015). Promoting safety culture in Korea. Abstract. (pp. 277 - 278).
Shyam Pingle . (2015). Achieving Occupational Health through Workplace Wellness. Abstract. (pp. 278 - 279).
Jodi Oakman, David Tappin . (2015). What is the role of organisational culture in developing improved approaches to the risk management of Musculoskeletal Disorders?. Abstract. (p. 279).
Vanessa Forbes, Garry Moon and Jason Devereux . (2015). Safety Climate Awareness and Complacency: a Lloyd’s Register tool for developing safety culture. Abstract. (p. 280).
Ivan Dimov Ivanov . (2015). Global Approaches to Incorporating Occupational Health into Primary Healthcare. Abstract. (pp. 280 - 281).
Giovanni Costa, Eleonora Burgazzi, Luca Neri . (2015). Shift work and cardiovascular diseases: a critical review.. Abstract. (p. 281).
Gerard Lasfargues, Giovanni Costa, France Labrche, Valerie Simonneaux, Dina Attia, Aurelie Niaudet, Claude Gonfrier, the Anses Working Group on Atypical Hours and Health . (2015). Shift work and night work: An updating on metabolic and cardiovascular effects.. Abstract. (p. 282).
Jukka Vuori . (2015). Enhancing Health, Work Ability and Career Management Across the Work-life Span. Abstract. (p. 282).
Lin Fritschi, Renae Fernandez, Renee Carey, Deborah Glass . (2015). Assessing shiftwork in epidemiological studies. Abstract. (p. 283).
Somkiat Siriruttanapruk . (2015). The Policy Maker Using Good Correlations between Community Health and Occupational Health (OH). Abstract. (p. 283).
Johnni Hansen . (2015). Night shiftwork and risk of breast cancer. What have we learned during the last 30 years?. Abstract. (p. 284).
Emile Tompa . (2015). Economic Dimensions of Occupational Health and Safety. Abstract. (p. 284).
Hyoung Ryoul Kim . (2015). Long work hours and obesity in Korean workers. Abstract. (p. 285).
Jos Verbeek . (2015). From Dusty Data to Robust Results: Cochrane Work. Abstract. (pp. 285 - 286).
Sang Baek Ko, Bong Kyoo Choi . (2015). Shift work and obesity among male firefighters: the FORWARD study ,. Abstract. (p. 286).
Bong Kyoo Choi . (2015). A Worksite Obesity Intervention Study in US Firefighters: A Participatory Action Research Approach. Abstract. (p. 287).
Tim Driscroll . (2015). The Burden of Disease Arising from Occupational Exposures. Abstract. (pp. 287 - 288).
Arturo Juarez-garcia, Norma Lilia Gonzlez-Jaimes . (2015). Job stress and psychosocial factors related to metabolic syndrome in Mexican public health female workers. Abstract. (p. 288).
Horacio Tovalin Ahumada . (2015). Obesity, soft drinks and junk food consumption and exposure to job stressors.. Abstract. (p. 289).
Margaret Mary Kitt . (2015). Protecting Emergency Response Workers: A Global Issue. Abstract. (p. 289).
Lee Scott Newman . (2015). Susceptibility and Exposure: The Case of Beryllium. Abstract. (p. 290).
Swen Malte John . (2015). Occupational Skin Diseases as a Model for Improved Safety & Health at Workplaces by Cooperation of Social Partners. Abstract. (pp. 290 - 291).
Rafael E. de la Hoz . (2015). Established and Candidate Metal Asthmogens. Abstract. (p. 291).
Dag Gunnar Ellingsen . (2015). Exposure assessment and biomonitoring of metals. Abstract. (p. 292).
Kaj Elgstrand . (2015). Occupational Safety and Health in Mining – Global Overview. Abstract. (pp. 292 - 293).
Michele Augusto Riva, Massimo Turato, Giancarlo Cesana . (2015). Historical development of Occupational Health in Asian countries. Abstract. (p. 293).
Michele Augusto Riva, Massimo Turato, Giancarlo Cesana . (2015). Scientific Committees in ICOH history. Their contribution to the development of OH. Abstract. (p. 294).
Paul D. Blanc . (2015). The Occupational Burden in Asthma and COPD. Abstract. (pp. 294 - 295).
Seokwon Lee, Kwansick Kim, Jieun Lee, Hyunhee Jung . (2015). Analysis of Investment and Achievement on Occupational Health Management and Health Promotion Programs for Employees at Samsung Electronics. Abstract. (p. 295).
Joung-youn Kim, Haesung Yoo, Daesung Lim, Dong-kwang Kim, Youngkoo Choi . (2015). Development of Chemical Risk Assessment Tool applying The Working Environment Characteristics of an LCD-Manufacturing Factory. Abstract. (p. 296).
Yves Roquelaure . (2015). Promoting a Shared Representation of Work to Improve the Integrated Prevention of MSDs. Abstract. (pp. 296 - 299).
Paul Harper . (2015). Leading Health and Safety Improvement in the Workplace: Emerging Trends in Exposure Risk Management. Abstract. (p. 297).
Sojung Lee, Kyunghwa Lee, Chongsoo Shin . (2015). A case study on the establishment of provisional exposure criteria in work environment. Abstract. (pp. 298 - 299).
Yoon-Ho Lee, Greg Bronder . (2015). Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) of Air Products. Abstract. (p. 300).
Francesco Saverio Violante . (2015). Innovative Methods in Assessing Biomechanical Hazards. Abstract. (pp. 300 - 301).
P. Saastamoinen, Kaila-Kangas L., Shiri R., Leino-Arjas P. . (2015). PAIN, DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, AND THEIR CO-OCCURRENCE AS PREDICTORS OF DISABILITY RETIREMENT AMONG FINNS. Abstract. (p. 301).
Luz Stella Marin, Hester Lipscomb, Manuel Cifuentes, Laura Punnett . (2015). Safety climate in the construction industry in Colombia. Abstract. (p. 302).
Aiwerasia Vera Ngowi . (2015). Changes in Global Trade and Markets and Related Impacts on OHS in Agriculture in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Tanzania. Abstract. (pp. 302 - 307).
Paul Rothmore, Diana Doda, Dino Pisaniello . (2015). Safety climate and job satisfaction as correlates of musculoskeletal pain and discomfort: a repeat cross-sectional study. Abstract. (p. 303).
Diana Gagliardi, Di Tecco C., Mirabile M., Di Nunzio D., Delaria I., Iavicoli S. . (2015). A study on the participatory approach to psychosocial risks assessment in southern Europe countries. Abstract. (p. 304).
Won Ju Hwang, Hee Gerl Kim, Jin Ah Kim . (2015). Health issues and needs of Women Workers in the traditional market place. Abstract. (p. 305).
Ivan Ivanov, A. Tran . (2015). Primary care-based essential interventions for prevention and control of occupational and work-related diseases. Abstract. (p. 306).
Yeon-sook Lee, Hyo-eun Kim, Seon-Sook Song, Bong-Seok Cha . (2015). Effects of the integrated health promotion program for the plant construction industry woman dayworkers. Abstract. (p. 307).
Doo Yong Park . (2015). Short-term and Peak Exposure Monitoring for Workers’ Exposure: Why and How?. Abstract. (p. 308).
Byung Kook Lee . (2015). The Intervention Strategy of Lead Exposure at Workplace: The Korean Experience. Abstract. (p. 308).
Haruo Hashimoto . (2015). Short-term Exposure Monitoring in Japan the General Status and an Advanced Example Practice in Company-A. Abstract. (p. 309).
Sheng Wang . (2015). Study of Occupational Health Standards in China. Abstract. (p. 309).
Perng-Jy Tsai . (2015). A surrogate method for determining the peak and short-term and peak exposure levels during the preventive maintenance (PM) period in a thin film transistor/liquid crystal display (TFT/LCD) plant. Abstract. (p. 310).
Toshiaki Higashi . (2015). New Frontiers in Occupational Health – Challenges in the Diversity of Work, and Health. Abstract. (p. 310).
Wan Sabrina Wan Mohamad, Nor Rahmah Nor Hashim . (2015). Task & Short Term Exposure Monitoring. Abstract. (p. 311).
Richard H. Price . (2015). Job Restructuring and Insecurity: Policy Actions to Promote Health in Global Perspective. Abstract. (p. 311).
Dong Uk Park . (2015). Characteristics of Particulate Matter Generated while Handling Municipal Household Waste. Abstract. (p. 312).
L. Casey Chosewood . (2015). Advancing Global Total Worker Health™: Bridging Health Promotion and Health Protection. Abstract. (p. 312).
Seichi Horie, S. Kawanami, N. Nakada, T. Hamamoto, A. Kakudate, T. Tanaka, T. Nakagawa, S. Kohata, T. Sakuma, J. Inoue . (2015). Severe heat strokes at work in Japan. Abstract. (p. 313).
Karina Nielsen . (2015). Organizational Interventions to Improving Psychosocial Work Environments: Implementation Issues. Abstract. (p. 313).
Knut Ringen, L. Welch, J. Dement, E. Bingham, P. Quinn . (2015). The Health Consequences for Construction Trades Workers at US Department of Energy Sites. Abstract. (p. 314).
Rajgopal Thirumalai . (2015). Health Promotion at the Workplace – A Global Approach. Abstract. (pp. 314 - 315).
Benjawan Tawatsupa, Keith Dear, Tord Kjellstrom, Adrian Sleigh, Ronnapoom Samakkeekarom . (2015). Association between temperature and mortality among working age populations (15-64 years) in tropical Thailand from 1999 to 2008. Abstract. (p. 315).
Donna L. Cragle, B. Stange, J. McInerney, W. Benade, L. Kittle, L. Newman . (2015). Collection and Management of Data for a Nationwide Medical Screening Program for Retired Workers from US Department of Energy Sites. Abstract. (p. 316).
Jorge A. Morales . (2015). Managing Emerging Issue for Workers Health. Abstract. (pp. 316 - 319).
Bandana Pradhan, T. Kjellstrom, S. Pradhanang, P. Sharma, G. Bhandari, P.K. Pradhan . (2015). Heat stress responses among the Nepali migrant workers in Qatar. Abstract. (p. 317).
Lee Scott Newman, B. Stange, A. Gordon, T. Spencer, J. McInerney, A. Mayer, R. Witter, L. Tenney, K. Stinson, D. Cragle . (2015). Total Former Worker Health: Detection of Both Work-related and Non-work Related Health Conditions in Cold War Veterans. Abstract. (p. 318).
Vidhya Venugopal, Vennila Viswanathan, Jeremiah Chinnadurai, K. Manikandan. S. Krishnan . (2015). Heat exposure, cardiovascular stress and sweat rate in steel workers in India: Implications on health and work productivity. Abstract. (p. 319).
Pranab Nag, Jayshree Sen, Priya Dutta . (2015). Variability of heat stress indices in relation to climate change projections. Abstract. (p. 320).
Renata Sisto . (2015). Synergistic Effects of Simultaneous Exposure to Noise and Other Ototoxic Agents. Abstract. (p. 320).
Shin-ichi Sawada . (2015). How should we promote the preventive measures against occupational heat disorders in the climate change context? Current status and issues in Japan. Abstract. (p. 321).
Hyeonsuk Kim . (2015). Role of Occupational Health Nurses in Small-scaled Enterprises. Abstract. (p. 321).
Liliana Tenney, M. Haan, L. Newman . (2015). Health Links Colorado : Training Workplace Wellness Advisors to Create Healthy Communities. Abstract. (p. 322).
Sampsa Puttonen . (2015). Gender and Health in the 24/7 society. Abstract. (p. 322).
Eunice Yong, J. Chen, D. Chuah . (2015). Health Promotion and Health Protection for Small and Medium Enterprises: Is it possible?. Abstract. (p. 323).
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Lee Scott Newman, K. Stinson, D. Metcalf, H. Fang, C. v.S. Brockbank, K. Jinnett, S. Reynolds, M. Trotter, L. Tenney, A Atherly, R. Goetzel . (2015). Implementation of a Worksite Wellness Program Targeting Small Enterprises: The Pinnacol Assurance Health Risk Management Study. Abstract. (p. 324).
David L. Parker . (2015). Child Labour: A Public Health Perspective. Abstract. (pp. 324 - 325).
Lee Scott Newman, L. Tenney, E. Yong . (2015). Panel Discussion: Sharing International Best Practices for Promoting Total Worker Health in Small Enterprises. Abstract. (p. 325).
Vivi Schlunssen . (2015). Wood Dust Health Effects: Knowns and Unknowns. Abstract. (p. 326).
Dongwoo Go . (2015). Comprehensive Plan for Safety and Health Innovation at Work: Towards Safe Workplace, Healthy Workers, and Happy Korea. Abstract. (p. 326).
Gitte Jacobsen, Torben Sigsgaard, Inger Schaumburg, Vivi Schlunssen . (2015). Asthma among furniture workers. Abstract. (p. 327).
Edith Clarke . (2015). Occupational Health and Safety Challenges of the Informal Sector in West Africa. Abstract. (p. 327).
Riitta Sauni, Timo Hannu . (2015). Occupational asthma due to obeche wood dust. Abstract. (p. 328).
Elisabete Weiderpass . (2015). Cancer in Women – Prevention and Control at the Worksite. Abstract. (pp. 328 - 329).
Kare Eriksson, Eva Andersson, Ing-Liss Bryngelsson, Katja Hagstrom . (2015). Exposure to wood dust at production of wood pellets in Sweden. Abstract. (p. 329).
Yusuf Matovu Katula . (2015). Implementation of workplace safety and health in the Heath Sector in Uganda. Abstract. (p. 330).
Donguk Park . (2015). Exposure Assessment of Semi-conductor Industry Workers: limitations and Recommendations. Abstract. (p. 330).
Eva Andersson, Katja Hagstrom, Ing-Liss Bryngelsson, Kare Eriksson . (2015). Health effects at production of wood pellets in Sweden. Abstract. (p. 331).
Roberto Lucchini . (2015). Manganese Toxicity Across the Lifespan: Protecting the Workers to Protect Children and Elderly. Abstract. (pp. 331 - 332).
Lukas Jyuhn-Hsiarn Lee, Yu-Yin Chang, Jung-Der Wang . (2015). Estimation of health impact of occupational cancer: methods and example of malignant mesothelioma in Taiwan. Abstract. (p. 332).
Dongmug Kang, Ju-Young Kim, Hyun-Hee Kim, Sang-Jun Choi . (2015). Disease burden of asbestos related diseases in Korea. Abstract. (p. 333).
Saou-Hsing Liou . (2015). Biological Monitoring of Nanomaterials Handling Workers: Current Status of Nanoepidemiology. Abstract. (pp. 333 - 334).
Mia Son, Lee W.J., Jin Y.W., Moon E.K., Kim M.H., Paek D.M., Rim S.H., Park S.H. . (2015). The burden of occupational cancer in South Korea. Abstract. (pp. 334 - 335).
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