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“Physical exercise and staying in good physical shape is becoming even more important nowadays”
Course leader presentation: Lars L. Andersen, Physical Exercise at the Workplace – from research to practice, 23rd – 25th of May 2023, Online course
“When work becomes more digitalized, so will the work environment”
Course leader presentation: Bengt Sandblad Digitalization, Automation, AI and the Future Sustainable Work Environment, 3-4.5.2023 & 31.5-1.6.2023, online course Bengt Sandblad, you are the course leader for our new course on Digitalization, Automation, AI and the Future Sustainable Work Environment. Could you give a short presentation of yourself? I am a professor in human-computer interaction at … Continued
“My main interest has always been in the field of reproductive medicine”
Course leader presentation: Lars Rylander, Occupational Hazards and Reproductive Health, 25th – 27th of April 2023, Malmö, Sweden
Precarious employment in occupational health
The aims of this position paper are to:
(i) summarize research on precarious employment (PE) in the context of occupational health;
(ii) develop a theoretical framework that distinguishes PE from related concepts and delineates important contextual factors;
(iii) identify key methodological challenges and directions for future research on PE and health.
“During the last decades, we have become aware that several occupational exposures might affect reproductive health in a negative way”
Course leader presentation: Karin Sørig Hougaard, Occupational Hazards and Reproductive Health,
25th – 27th of April 2023
What is non-standard employment?
Course leader presentation: Anne Helene Garde & Helena Breth Nielsen
Course: Non-Standard Employment, Work Environment and Health, 9th – 11th of May 2023
Electrical injury, shit happens – or?
Are electrical injuries just bad luck?
No, says occupational health researchers Lars Ole Goffeng and Bo Veiersted. We can do more to prevent accidents and treat them better.