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Global Healthy Workplace Awards & Summit [ENWHP]
. The key themes for this year’s global summit are: Advancing Mental Health in the Workplace | SMEs
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IOSH19 [ENWHP]
. This year's topics are: Topic 1: Business and leadership skills Topic 2: From compliance to competitive
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New research proposals by ENWHP [ENWHP]
The Research Division has been very active since the beginning of the year, becoming involved on 4 proposals to the European Commission programmes. Two of these have been submitted to the H2020 call for better health and care, economic growth and sustainable health systems and are concerned
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11th conference of HEPA Europe: An ecosystem approach to health enhancing physical activity promotion [ENWHP]
16th annual meeting and 11th conference of HEPA Europe. The conference is jointly organized with WHO/Europe, in partnership with the City of Nice and the French Society of Public Health. This year, the HEPA Europe conference will focus on “An ecosystem approach to health-enhancing physical activity
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1st international congress and 4th congress of the Americas on psychosocial factors at work [ENWHP]
to COVID-19. At the beginning of next year they will be updating the documents on this site....Congress on psychosocial risks at work organized by Red de investigadores sobre factores psicosociales en el Trabajo (RIFAPT). Occupational health hazards have evolved with the world of work
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28th International Conference on Health Promotion in Hospitals and Health Services [ENWHP]
, researchers, academics and policy makers with 500 delegates on average per year. The main theme of the 2021
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HEROForum23 [ENWHP]
The Health Enhancement Research Organization (HERO) will hold their annual conference, HEROForum23, September 19-23, 2022, at the Omni Amelia Island Resort in Fernandia Beach, Florida. This year’s conference will cover How the Choices We Have Influence the Choices We Make: Diversity, Inclusion
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The MAPPS II Surveys are now live! [ENWHP]
This year, the World Obesity Federation launched the Management & Advocacy for Providers, Patients and Systems (MAPPS II) project to better understand how systems worldwide support obesity care and prevention, and the social, political and commercial factors that shape these efforts. They are now
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