Events

Physical activity on prescription is a tool for prevention and treatment in healthcare. The EUPAP project has been ongoing since 2019. The aim of the project has been to implement the Swedish best practice model, Physical activity on prescription (PAP-S) in order to promote good health and to prevent non-communicable disease in health services in nine European countries.

Retirement research is investigating older workers’ transition from working life into retirement. Many scientific disciplines are involved in this rapidly advancing research field, each contributing with its own views, research questions, research approaches, and not least concepts.

Shaping work now and in the future. The 3rd International Symposium to Advance Total Worker Health® focuses on advancing Total Worker Health (TWH) research, practice, policies, and programs.

Hybrid conference for sharing knowledge and stimulating networking within the PEROSH institutes about the topic of prolonging working life. The conference is also open for non-PEROSH members. Abstract submission (extended deadline 1st May 2022.

Health Enhancement Research Organization (HERO)annual conference. The HERO Forum is three days of Interactive breakout sessions, deep dives into current topics with experienced panels, and several keynote speakers working in the field.

Symposium organized by Kuopio Research Institute of Exercise Medicine and the Foundation for Research in Health Exercise and Nutrition about Physical exercise and Medical Care: Translation of Research Evidence to Everyday Practice.

The aim of the conference, as for the previous ones, is to share current knowledge, best practices and innovations, relating to wellbeing at work, in order to provide a coherent research agenda capturing challenges and changes in the world of work.

In the online pre-conference of 24th IUHPE World Conference, the members of the IUHPE Global Working Group on Salutogenesis want to raise and discuss new questions to be addressed by Salutogenesis in current challenging times and want to explore applications of salutogenesis beyond health.

The School of Public Health of the Université de Montréal (ESPUM) is joining forces with the IUHPE to develop the 24th World Conference on the theme: Promoting policies for health, well-being and equity. This conference will be an opportunity for researchers, health practitioners, decision-makers, and other sectors critical to population health to exchange knowledge and share experiences on progress and challenges in better aligning policies for the promotion of population health equity and well-being.

To solve important limitations of current workplace health promotion, we need new approaches of how to intervene at work. “The Goldilocks Work Principle” is a new approach to how productive work can be designed to promote health and fitness. Goldilocks says that productive work tasks can and should be changed in a manner that will lead to workers getting fit and healthy only by performing their work. This NIVA course will address the Goldilocks approach to workplace promotion of health, guided by the vision “Workers should get healthier by performing their work”.