Professor Jorma Rantanen Finnish Institute for Occupational Health Finland Globalisation and the implications for worker health Plenary Speakers Professor Jorma Rantanen, is a researcher and specialist in occupational health. He made his PhD on radiation biology and biochemistry in University of Turku. Until 2003 he served for 30 years as Professor and Director General of […]
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Professor Alistair Woodward University of Auckland New Zealand Worker health and safety in a changing climate Plenary Speakers Alistair Woodward is Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Auckland. He is a public health medicine specialist who trained in Australia and the UK. He was the first Head of School of Population Health
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Dr Frank Pega World Health Organization The new WHO/ILO Joint Estimates of the Work-related Burden of Disease and Injury Plenary Speakers Dr Frank Pega is a Technical Officer in the Environment, Climate Change and Health Department at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland. As an epidemiologist and health economist, he is passionate about
Deborah Glass ICOH 2021 National Scientific Committee chair Monash University Malcolm Sim Monash University Tim Driscoll University of Sydney Alex Collie Monash University Lin Fritschi Curtin University Jodi Oakman LaTrobe University Bruce Hocking ANZSOM Blesson Varghese University of Adelaide Desmond Gul Monash University
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Trustees Committee Suvi Lehtinen, Finland Andrew Curran, UK Inger Schaumburg, Denmark Franklin Muchiri, Kenya, ILO Gva Julietta Rodriguez-Guzman, Colombia, PAHO Inger Schaumburg International Scientific Advisory Committee Jorma Rantanen (Committee Chair, ICOH Past President) Jean-Francois Caillard (ICOH Past President) Bengt Knave (ICOH Past President) Jerry Jeyaratnam (ICOH 2000 Congress President) Ruddi Facci (ICOH 2003 Congress
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