Semi-Plenary Speakers
We are pleased to announce the experts who are joining us for Semi-Plenary sessions
Lisa M. Brosseau
USA
What Kind of Mask Should Workers and the Public Wear for an Aerosol-Transmissible Infectious Disease?
Edith Essie Clarke
Ghana
Health care waste management and Occupational health – who cares for the carer?
Elizabeth Costa Dias
Brazil
Basic health care/family and workers’ health programs performed by occupational health professionals among vulnerable populations
A.M. Caroline Crosse
Australia
Employment of people with mental illness: Challenges and solutions
Rocío de Diego-Cordero
Spain
Occupational health in migrant workers: what are the issues?
Perry Gottesfeld
USA
Actions Needed to Address TB Risks Among Health Workers and Silica-exposed Trades
Tee L. Guidotti
USA
Reconciling epidemiological and toxicological data: some general principles and the example of firefighters
Rima R. Habib
Lebanon
Child Labor In Conflict Settings
Adolfo Hernández
Argentina
The challenge of ensuring business sustainability during outbreak
Irene Houtman
The Netherlands
Psychosocial risks, their management and the use of linked surveys
Ryan Hoy
Australia
Artificial stone and a new epidemic of silica-related diseases
Ehi Iden
Nigeria
OSH Regulations and Enforcement: Comparison Between LMIC and High- Income Countries
Ivan Ivanov
Switzerland
Lessons learned for global occupational health from the COVID-19 pandemic and building forward better
Jeong-ok Kong
Rep. of Korea
The role and activities of public interest NGOs in promoting occupational safety and health
Peter Leggat
Australia
The complex interface between occupational health, public health and travel medicine
Rajen N. Naidoo
South Africa
Occupational Health and Safety for Small-Scale Enterprises and the Informal Sector (in Southern Africa)
Sharon K. Parker
Australia
The Future of Work: Emerging Risks and Opportunities for Health and Well-Being
Nina Rubtsova
Russian Federation
The development of mobile communication system and human health risks
Shrinivas Shanbhag
India
Occupational Health – Adding Value to Business
Akizumi Tsutsumi
Japan
Preventing overwork related disorders “Karoshi”
Orrapan Untimanon
Thailand
Basic Occupational Health Services in Thailand, an example for others?
Ari Väänänen
Finland
How mental health became a problem? The transition of working life and “workership”
Sun Xin
P. R. China
Reform of Occupational Health Authority in China and its perspectives