Detailed Programme Available Here as a pdf
The abstracts are available from this web site. For speeches and oral presentations you can click on the "add to basket" link next to the relevant item. For posters and a full list click here.
Monday 13th June 2011
Welcome Reception in the Great Hall at Queen’s University, Belfast at 7.30pm, with Registration
Tuesday 14th June 2011
| morning session: International Occupational Medicine | ||
| Opening Address: Dr Olivia Carlton, President of the Society of Occupational Medicine | ||
| Welcome: Dr Michael McBride, Chief Medicial Officer for Northern Ireland | ||
| Add To BasketInternational Collaboration for Occupational Health, Professor Kazutaka Kogi, President of the International Commission on Occupational Health | ||
| Occupational Health needs in a developing country, Professor Tar-Ching Aw, United Arab Emirates University | ||
Parallel Sessions:International Occupational Medicine Add To BasketAnti-doping legislation & performance enhancing products International Occupational Medicine - TBC Add To BasketImplementing a global healthcare system for a multi-national business |
The Future of Occupational Medicine in a changing world Facilitated by Karen Patterson, |
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| afternoon session: The Science of Occupational Medicine | ||
| Occupational Health: hazards and reproduction, Prof Jens Peter Bonde, Copenhagen University Hospital Denmark | ||
| The impact of drugs on behaviour and work performance, Prof Ian Hindmarch, University of Surrey, UK | ||
| The medically reported incidence of work-related ill-health in Ireland, Prof Raymond Agius, University of Manchester, UK | ||
Parallel Sessions:The Science of Occupational Medicine Occupational exposure limits in the EU - the current state of play Assessing environmental consequences of industrial emissions |
Xtreme Everest – work, rest and
The Science of Marketing OH
Aviation medicine |
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SOM Annual General MeetingScientific Posters – delegates to score scientific posters Belfast Pub Tour |
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Wednesday 15th June 2011 |
Thursday 16th June 2011 |
morning session:
Oral Presentations of accepted abstracts JAMESON PARKINSON LECTUREAdd To BasketInvestigating outbreaks of occupational lung disease Academic Occupational Medicine: the challenge The four best submitted abstracts The lungs at work |
morning session: Oral Presentations of accepted abstracts Teamwork and changing culture in workplaces Add To BasketPost Traumatic Stress Disorder – an organisational
approach to what works? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and the impact on work Parallel Sessions: |
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Psychological approach Practitioner Health Add To BasketBuilding Resilence |
Functional symptoms Add To BasketFibromyalgia: Add To BasketBurnout: characteristics,
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Afternoon session: Workplace Visits/City Tours/HSE Laboratory Session/Workshops 4 Options: |
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Workplace Visits
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| 3 | 13.30 – 15.30 100 years of HSL: enabling a better Working Britain Andrew Curran, HSE, UK Tools for Wellbeing - Leadership & health& safety culture - Health & safety climate tool - Competence |
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| 4 | Workshops 1.30 – 3.45pm and repeated 4.00 – 6.15pm Positive Mental Training: a new guided self-help programme for mental health referrals to OM, wellbeing and resilience. Alastair Dobbin, The Foundation for Positive Mental Health, UK |
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Add To BasketLegal Update Using an evidence based approach to address current HSE issues. Add To BasketThe Christchurch earthquake and the role of the occupational physician – a personal account |
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Gala Dinner at Belfast City Hall |
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