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1 Hrvatski zavod za zaštitu zdravlja i sigurnost na radu Croatian Institute fo or Health Protection and Safety at Work ICOH Symposium program - SC Education and Training in Occupational Health SC Rural Health: Agriculture, Pesticides and Organic dusts SC Effectiveness in Occupational Health Services Education in OSH, emerging trends and unmet needs October, 2017 Zagreb, Croatia

2 Thursday, Venue: Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Opening Ceremony and Opening Session I Chairs to be determined Words of Welcome Zvonko Kusic, President of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Tomislav Madžar, Special Adviser to the President of Republic of Croatia for Health and Sports: to be confirmed Marija Zavalic, Croatian Institute for Health Protection and Safety at Work Frank van Dijk, Chair, ICOH Scientific Committee Education and Training in Occupational Health Pavao Rudan, General Secretary of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Keynotes Pavao Rudan, Croatia Man (and) work, populations and diversities in relation to education Frank van Dijk, Netherlands Research needs and opportunities in education and training in occupational health Enrico Bergamaschi, ILO ITC ILO, a new Master in OH program Jadranka Mustajbegovic, Croatia Marija Bubas, Croatia Training in interdisciplinary team work Education in occupational medicine in Croatia- known knowns and the unknowns- the present state

3 Friday, Venue: Hotel International, Zagreb Registration (accepting also payment on site) Session II: Experiences in training health professionals: Current situation and unmet needs around the globe OH professionals working on educational programs explain opportunities and limitations in their countries Chair: Frank van Dijk, Norbert Wagner and Shigeyuki Kajiki Round table and discussion with a coffee break at USA Eric Wood Training of occupational health professionals in USA Europe 9.00 Petar Bulat Occupational health issues in European region for occupational physicians Japan 9.25 Shigeyuki Kajiki Occupational health issues in Japan, especially for occupational physicians Latin America Lena Kurtz Education and training programs in Latin America Africa Penelope Orton Occupational health nursing education in Southern Africa Australia Susan Brumby Short introduction on OSH education China 9.50 Zhijun Zhou Occupational health issues and new arising challenges in a growing economy India Souvarna Moti Aprogram for education of primary health carefor informal sector workers LUNCH TOGETHER AND NETWORKING Friday after lunch

4 Session III: International collaboration in strengthening capacities in OSH training Chair: Jadranka Mustajbegovic and Dragan Mijakoski Innovations in education and what more can be done: experiences and ideas Lutgart Braeckman, Belgium: Development and evaluation of a training programme on scientific research and occupational health surveillance in Turkey Katja Radon, Germany: International Master of Science program in Latin America, LMU Munich- presented by Lena Kurtz Elena Ana Pauncu, Romania: AGROSH+, training occupational medicine physicians and occupational health and safety experts involved in agricultural sector Lena Kurtz, Germany: Course on educational methods in occupational safety and health Mitchel A. Rosen, USA: Interdisciplinary and experiential learning in occupational safety and health Session V: Education of old and new target groups Chairs: Paul Smits and Elena Ana Pauncu Lutgart Braeckman, Belgium: Awareness, knowledge and practices regarding occupational hazards among medical students: A longitudinal study Muzimkhulu Zungu, South Africa: Occupational health and safety training for naïve health workers in South Africa Maria Titopoulou, Bulgaria: OSH training and education in hospitals and healthcare institutions Astrid Sulistomo, Indonesia: Development of new educational programs and challenges in implementation Norbert Wagner, Germany: Are we teaching the right things? Consequences for Occupational Health Education and Primary Care from the Global Burden of Disease Study Discussion Session IV: Education of students and professionals- troubleshooting and how to do it Chairs: Jovanka Karadzinska Bislimovska and Petar Bulat Discussion after short introduction to the problem Nurka Pranjic, Bosnia Herzegovina: Educating occupational health in undergraduate setting Metoda Dodic Fikfak, Slovenia: Occupational medicine training program in Slovenia, how to proceed in the future Jovanka Karadzinska Bislimovska, Macedonia: Occupational medicine in Macedonia- teaching new generations Milan Milosevic, Croatia: Teaching undergraduate and postgraduate occupational medicine: sharing problems and ideas Gert van der Laan, Netherlands: Teaching health surveillance to OSH and non-osh professionals Coffee and networking SPECIAL SESSION Education and training in agricultural health and safety Exchange of experiences in teaching methods, b-learning and organizing a repository of e-materials Chairs: Gert van der Laan and Susan Brumby Susan Brumby, Australia: Blended learning courses in farmers health, lessons learnt Risto Rautianen, USA/Finland: Safety culture and risk management in agriculture Claudio Colosio, Italy: Experiences from the International Centre for Rural Health Peter Lundqvist, Sweden: Education in agricultural leadership an alternative to traditional health & safety courses Sashikala Chandrasekar, India: Social marketing- focus in occupational safety and health education Gert van der Laan, Netherlands: Towards a repository of online OSH learning materials for agriculture Discussion Refreshments SOS

5 Poster session Chairs: Milan Milosevic and Renata Ecimovic Nemarnik Friday, Cocktail dinner Hotel International Grand Ball Room

6 Saturday, Venue: Hotel International, Zagreb : Session VI: Actors in international OSH education How to succeed in a better evaluation and in improving educational methods Chair: Lutgart Braeckman and Marija Bubas Frank van Dijk, Netherlands The foundation LDOH and how to look for reliable information on OSH Ulrike Bollmann, Germany The role of ENETOSH in mainstreaming OSH to education Jasminka Godnic Cvar, Austria The role of EASOM in educating occupational health, current initiatives Frank van Dijk, Netherlands Occupational health education for primary and community healthcare Linda Forst, USA Asynchronous, online training of healthcare workers and hygiene/safety managers in OH and hygiene Share or dare: A half hour coffee discussion Propose three main challenges for the next 5 years Frank van Dijk Coffee and networking : Session VII: Effectiveness in OH care and relations with other healthcare professionals Chair: Peter Buijs and Gert van der Laan Stefano Mattioli, Italy Effectiveness in occupational health services Peter Buijs, Netherlands How primary health care can help reaching more workers with basic occupational health Ljiljana Kezunovic, Montenegro Teaching residents and medical students about holistic approach to workers health Renata Ecimovic Nemarnik, Croatia OHS topics important to family physicians Marjolein Bastiaanssen, Netherlands Education in OH for general practitioners: work related problems, what could GP do? Natasa Ban Toskic, KoHOM Occupational medicine issues from the perspective of a family physician Instead of closure Frank van Dijk and chairs of sessions brief reporting: Consolidating info and ideas on education and training Towards ICOH 2018 in Dublin and future mid-term of SCETOH in Light lunch and networking After closing: Open door Business meeting of Scientific Committee on Education and Training in Occupational Health (SCETOH)

7 Within this symposium we will address: international topics and perspectives international challenges and solutions in China, Japan, India, Africa, Australia, Americas, and Europe We will accommodate leading organizations in occupational health, address the current situation and promote discussion in needed areas: agriculture hospital workers students in vocational schools effectiveness in occupational health services Family medicine doctors: what should they know of workers health? How to turn our differences into our advantages? Is there such a thing called a holistic approach? Leading associations will join us (ICOH, ENETOSH, EASOM, WONCA, ILO/ITC) Will you join us too?

8 National organizing committee Marija Bubas Tamara Ilic Jasna Krainz Milan Milosevic Ana Bogadi Sare International scientific committee Lutgart Braekman Marija Bubas Peter Buijs Claudio Colosio Sonja Damjanovic Desic Frank van Dijk Shigeyuki Kajiki Gert van der Laan Milan Milosevic Jadranka Mustajbegovic Paul Smits Marija Zavalic