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SUMMARY:Recognizing the impact of menopause at work - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Occupational Health Clinics  for ON Workers (OHCOW)\nEvery Thursday\, October 29 – November 26\, 2026\n12:00 PM – 01:30 PM EST\nOcc|tober & Beyond 2026 Webinar Series: Every Exposure Tells A Story Tickets\, Thursday\, October 29-Thursday\, November 26  •  10 AM-11:30 AM MDT | Eventbrite \n12:00 PM – 01:30 PM \nDr. Roberta Heale NP\, DNP\nMenopause can have a significant impact on women’s experiences at work; however\, it’s often overlooked in the workplace. Menopause is not a medical condition\, however\, symptoms such as hot flashes\, sleep disruption\, fatigue\, cognitive changes\, anxiety\, migraine\, and more have the potential to seriously disrupt women’s work life and career. The purpose of this session is to explore the menopause transition and the potential workplace impacts. Practical strategies will be discussed to provide participants with a range of possible approaches to enhance the quality of life and work of women in mid-life.
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SUMMARY:Occupational illness and disease prevention research - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Occupational Health Clinics  for ON Workers (OHCOW)\nEvery Thursday\, October 29 – November 26\, 2026\n12:00 PM – 01:30 PM EST\nOcc|tober & Beyond 2026 Webinar Series: Every Exposure Tells A Story Tickets\, Thursday\, October 29-Thursday\, November 26  •  10 AM-11:30 AM MDT | Eventbrite \n\n\nSteve Gore\, WSN\n\nThe Occupational Illness and Disease Prevention Research Project\, funded by the WSIB and delivered by Workplace Safety North (WSN) in partnership with the Institute for Work & Health (IWH)\, aims to build occupational health capacity in Ontario’s mining and forestry sectors. The project uses a graduated approach to help workplaces move from hazard awareness to practical exposure assessment and control. Participants complete e-learning on key occupational health hazards\, followed by hands-on industrial hygiene workshops covering hazard assessment\, sampling\, monitoring\, and control strategies. Selected workplaces receive additional support through qualitative hazard assessments\, quantitative exposure monitoring\, and hands-on coaching from WSN Industrial Hygiene Specialists. The project also evaluates how training and workplace-based mentorship can build sustainable internal capacity to identify\, assess\, and control occupational health hazards and ultimately prevent occupational illness. \n\n\nUpdates on prevention tools\n\nMeghan Friesen\, ROH\, OHCOW\, Krista Thompson\, ROH\, OHCOW\n\n\n\n\nThermal stress (heat & cold)\n\nMasood Ahmed\, ROH\, OHCOW\, Andre Gauvin\, ROH\, OHCOW
URL:https://cohna-aciist.ca/event/occupational-illness-and-disease-prevention-research-webinar/
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SUMMARY:Save the Date - 35th International Congress on Occupational Health 2027
DESCRIPTION:The Congress will be held in Mumbai\, India\, from 14 to 19 February 2027 with the theme: “Occupational Health\, Safety & Environment –Growth and Sustainability in Changing Times”. \nTopics:\nUnder the congress theme: “Occupational Health\, Safety & Environment – Growth and Sustainability in Changing Times\,” we gather to explore the dynamic interplay between occupational health\, industry growth\, and environmental sustainability amidst the shifting landscapes of the modern world. \nAgainst the backdrop of Mumbai’s bustling energy and cultural diversity\, this congress serves as a pivotal platform for global experts\, practitioners\, and stakeholders to exchange insights\, strategies\, and innovations aimed at fostering a healthier and more sustainable future for workers worldwide. \nThe ICOH Triennial Congress\, a hallmark event since the organization’s inception\, serves as a comprehensive\, diverse and professionally enriching conference\, reflecting the latest advancements in the field of occupational health and safety. This esteemed event is supported by 37 specialized scientific committees\, ensuring that every aspect of occupational health and safety\, from traditional areas such as accident prevention\, toxicology and epidemiology to emerging issues like psychosocial risks\, informal sector employment\, and global health inequities\, is explored. \nThe ICOH Congress provides a platform for professionals from all areas of occupational health and safety to come together\, share knowledge\, and collaborate. Participants include physicians\, nurses\, epidemiologists\, safety specialists\, hygienists\, toxicologists\, psychologists\, ergonomists\, economists\, social workers\, human resources staff\, government officers\, and many others who are working to improve the health and safety of workers worldwide. The integrated and up-to-date knowledge disseminated at the Congress greatly enriches the professional development of all attendees. \nFind out more at: https://www.icoh2027.in/
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SUMMARY:2027 WCRI Issues & Research Conference
DESCRIPTION:This year’s agenda (see below) features independent\, evidence-based research from WCRI—providing data and insights you won’t find anywhere else—alongside perspectives from leading professionals and policymakers. \nAs a leading workers’ compensation forum\, the WCRI conference brings together hundreds of professionals from across the system—including insurers\, employers\, policymakers\, labor advocates\, health care practitioners\, and researchers—for two days of research\, timely discussion\, practical insights\, and meaningful peer exchange. \nSee who attended in 2026 for a look at the professionals and organizations represented at last year’s conference. \nRegister by February 11 to receive the early registration rate\, and reserve your hotel room before the WCRI room block sells out. \nStill on the fence? Watch the video below to hear what keeps many of our attendees coming back year after year. \nYale Health Economist Zack Cooper to Headline 2027 WCRI Conference \nWhat is driving healthcare costs\, and what are the main factors reshaping the healthcare system? Those are among the issues Yale health economist Zack Cooper will explore as the keynote speaker at the 2027 WCRI Issues & Research Conference\, March 11–12 in Boston. \nCooper’s keynote will examine the drivers of growth and geographic variation in the general healthcare system\, the effect of competition in hospital and insurance markets\, and what these trends could mean for the workers’ compensation system.
URL:https://cohna-aciist.ca/event/2027-wcri-issues-research-conference/
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