Prolonging Careers Through Health and Purpose

Prolonging Careers Through Health and Purpose As the workforce ages, extending senior employees’ careers is more important than ever. Professor Lars L. Andersen, a leading researcher in workplace health and aging, has dedicated his work to understanding how to support longer, healthier working lives. At the National Research Centre for the Working Environment in Denmark, … Continued

“By combating work-related crime, there is potential for significant improvements in occupational health and safety.”

“By combating work-related crime, there is potential for significant improvements inoccupational health and safety.” Work-related crime affects workplaces worldwide, posing challenges for occupational health and safety. To explore this critical issue, we spoke with Monica Kaltenbrunner, leader for the upcoming workshop, Exploring Occupational Health, Safety & Work-Related Crime: A Multi-Level Approach. From Psychiatry to Occupational … Continued

Why Proactive Measures Are Vital for Combating Occupational Skin Diseases

Why Proactive Measures Are Vital for Combating Occupational Skin Diseases Occupational skin diseases are often overlooked in workplace health discussions, yet their impact on workers’ lives and productivity is significant. To highlight this critical issue, we spoke with Cecilia Svedman, a leading dermatology expert and course leader for our upcoming course Occupational Skin Diseases. A … Continued

“It’s essential that we do everything we can at a societal level to protect and promote mental health”

With a background rooted in public health science and expertise in epidemiology, Ida E.H. Madsen is dedicated to enhancing workplace mental health. As we look forward to the course ‘Workplace Mental Health’ in Copenhagen in October, we dove into her career, research pursuits and the path toward creating mentally healthy work environments. Background and journey … Continued

From Brain Waves to Wellbeing: Minna Huotilainen’s Insights on Educator Wellness

With expertise in both neuroscience and education, Minna Huotilainen is dedicated to improving the wellbeing of educators. As the course ‘Neuroscientific Approach to Teacher and Educator Wellbeing’ draws closer, she shares more about her career and research journey. My background is in neuroscience. I started studying the human brain already in the early 1990s, so … Continued

“Research is often going down paths that no one has trodden before”

Meet Johnny Dyreborg, one of the course leaders for our upcoming course “From Research to Practice in Occupational Health and Safety.” In this course leader interview, Dyreborg shares insights into his research journey, career highlights, and the critical need to bridge the gap between research and practical applications in Occupational Health and Safety. Background and … Continued