13-14 October 2014
Venue: Giorgio Prodi Lecture Hall, Piazza San Giovanni in Monte 2, Bologna
Participants
Report
Session Quality of surveillance data and systems
Summary of work by WG1 Chair: Annet Lenderink
- Axel Wannag – Diseases: occupational or work-related?
- Jos Verbeek – The challenges in finding evidence for the prevention of occupational diseases
- Stefania Curti – Evidence of how to improve reporting of occupational diseases
- Katherine Hayes Kirkland – Collecting data in the USA using the Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics (AOEC) database and exposure codes
Session Studying trends and evaluating interventions
Summary of work by WG2 Chair: Lode Godderis
- Roseanne McNamee – Using surveillance data for studying trends and interventions: the importance of methodology
- Jill Stocks – Trends in
the incidence of some occupational diseases in 10 European Countries (2000-12) - Jill Stocks, Lynda Bensefa-Colas, Henk van der Molen – Some evaluation of interventions in Europe using surveillance data: summary of results
- Discussion of WG2 themes: implications for policy and practice?
- Invited discussants: Henk van der Molen, Pavel Urban, Pierluigi Cocco, Riitta Sauni
Session Dissemination
Summary of work by WG4 Chair: Begoña Martinez
- Stefan Mandic-Rajcevic – Dissemination in a digital age
- Claudio Colosio – Special Issue
Session Identifying new diseases
Summary of work by WG3 Chair: Gert van der Laan
- Nicole Palmen – Occupational Health Vigilance and REACH
- Gerard Lasfargues – France: RNV3P Approach
- Annet Lenderink and Lode Godderis – Dutch/Belgium system for reporting new occupational health risks (SIGNAAL)
- Stefan Keirsbilck and Vincent Bonneterre – Modernet concerted approach: OccWatch
Session Collaborative activities
Chair: Regis de Gaudemaris
- Melanie Carder – Overview of existing registries in participating countries (WG1+WG2).
- Riitta Sauni – Level of evidence needed to define the occupational origin of a disease
- Malcolm Sim – Occupational etiology: 50 years after Hill’s criteria
- Maylis Telle-Lamberton – Signal detection within trends on occupational diseases: undergoing work
- Roseanne McNamee, Jill Stocks, Madeleine Valenty, Sabira Smaili – Active vs passive data collection for incidence and trends: a comparison from MCP, France
Session Future/broader perspectives
Presentations and discussion on future activities Chair: Riitta Sauni
- Stefano Mattioli – Plans for the future: WG1 and collaboration with other WGs
- Jill Stocks, Roseanne McNamee – New and future work arising from the MODERNET collaboration WG2
- Vincent Bonneterre – Way forward. Detection and handling of new emerging risks: what can we do for Europe?
Key-note lecture:
Prof. dr. Swen Malte John – “Prevention: Lessons learned from occupational dermatoses”
Final Assessment Panel
DC Rapporteur, COST Office Science Officer, and 1 or 2 external assessors
- Raymond Agius – Presentation Action overall
- Annet Lenderink – Presentation Management of Action
- Stefano Mattioli – Presentation WG1
- Roseanne McNamee – Presentation WG2
- Vincent Bonneterre – Presentation WG3
- Claudio Colosio – Presentation WG4
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