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FEB 25: Register to hear Drs. Basak Yanar and Cameron Mustard present findings from a study about public safety employers' perspectives on supporting the return to work of employees with PTSI - those in police, fire, paramedic or corrections services: iwh.on.ca/events/speaker…

Happening today at 11 a.m. - there's still time to register 👇

Young adults with a rheumatic disease are more likely to experience depression than the general population. Does having both conditions affect workers differently than having one or neither? An IWH study explores this & examines the role of work supports: bit.ly/rd-depression-…

Attention Ontario health-care providers—registration is open for the spring cycle of ECHO OEM! You'll attend virtual sessions to help you recognize and treat conditions related to occupational/environmental exposures and affect their ability to work: echooem.iwh.on.ca

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Our March issue of IWH News is out! In this issue: -How employers are improving #RTW for public safety workers with PTSI -Examining job disruptions and work supports for those with chronic conditions -IWH Speaker Series: #AI use in #OHS mailchi.mp/iwh/iwh-news-2…

Could #AI be used to improve workplace health and safety? On March 25, Dr. Arif Jetha will share findings from a survey of over 800 health and safety professionals in Ontario and BC. He'll discuss the risks and opportunities of AI in #HealthAndSafety: iwh.on.ca/events/speaker…

If you missed Tuesday's IWH Speaker Series from Arif Jetha on #ArtificialIntelligence in #OHS, Shane Mercer captures the key takeaways in his article for Canadian Occupational Safety 👉 thesafetymag.com/ca/topics/tech… #AI #OccupationalHealthAndSafety

Are you a master's or doctoral-level researcher interested in the intersection of #WorkAndHealth? Apply now for IWH's S. Leonard Syme Research Training Awards in Work and Health! Candidates from any discipline are eligible. Apply by May 16: iwh.on.ca/opportunities/…

Registration is open for 2 sessions of ECHO OEM, running from 7-8:15 p.m. EST: April 15: Assessment of Fitness for Work May 27: Engaging with Relevant Workplace Parties Register and/or sign up to present a de-identified patient case here: iwhca.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cA…

APRIL 22: Dr. Faraz Vahid Shahidi will discuss a study that examines whether #JobQuality—having a “good” or “bad” job—is linked to what some call “deaths of despair”: deaths caused by suicide, drug poisoning and alcohol. Register: buff.ly/LIV1IYz

From June 2 to 4, researchers, practitioners and decision-makers from across Canada gather in Ottawa to discuss the latest work & health research at the carwh conference. The program is now available! Check out this year's presenters and topics: buff.ly/YNttgfB

#FirstResponders (paramedics, police and firefighters) are routinely exposed to traumatizing experiences. On May 27, Dr. Emile Tompa shares findings from a study on organization-level programs/services/practices to address #PTSI for first responders: buff.ly/JrXINWM

We're excited to share research on the daily patterns of movement and physical activity among Canadian workers - and the implications for heart health. If you're at the #CCOHSForum this week, don't miss Dr. Avi Biswas' presentation. ccohs.ca/forum

Do you provide #WorkplaceSupport to workers with #ChronicHealth conditions? Check out this new IWH #Study: ow.ly/ogWX50W536u