Social security, work and health -> Workshops/conferences

EPH 2023, Dublin, Ireland, pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Workplace sexual harassment: theory, measurement, consequences and prevention. For more information click here.
• Workshop: Precarious employment and its impact on social protections in the EU

EPH 2022, Berlin, Germany, workshop:

• Precarious employment and its impact on social protections in the EU 
  Organised by: EUPHA-SSWH

EPH 2021, Online event, pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Mental health conditions a global challenge to social security and health systems?
• Workshop: New working environments, occupational risks and socioeconomic inequalities during covid-19 pandemic
  Organised by: EUPHA-INJ, EUPHA-SSWH

EPH 2019, Marseille, France pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Forced migration in Europe – aspects of work, social security and health

EPH 2018, Ljubljana, Slovenia pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Fair social security assessments and sustainable social security systems
• Workshop: Using trajectory analyses of longitudinal data in studies of work disability: methodological aspects
• Transitions from childhood to adolescence and young adult working life

EPH 2017, Stockholm, Sweden pre-conferences/workshops:

EPH 2016, Vienna, Austria pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Extending working lif beyond the age of 50: challenges in cross national research

EPH 2015, Milan, Italy pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Theories and models used in research on sickness absence and disability pension
• Workshop: Diabetes and work disability - causes and consequences

EPH 2014, Glasgow, United Kingdom pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Mind the complexity: social disparities in sickness absence and disability pension

EPH 2013, Brussels, Belgium pre-conferences/workshops:

• Workshop: How to gain knowledge on consequences of being sickness absent or on disability pension? 

EPH 2012, Malta pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Active aging @ work
• Workshop: Diagnoses-specific guidelines for sickness certification

EPH 2011, Copenhagen, Denmark pre conference:

• Pre-conference: Challenges in comparative, epidemiological studies of sickness absence in Europe 
• Workshop: Explaning sickness absence rates in men and women: questions emerging from gender theories provide insightful answers

EPH 2010, Amsterdam, Netherlands pre-conferences/workshops:

• Pre-conference: Research on methods for assessment of work ability 
• Workshop: Research on sick leave and return to work after breast cancer surgery

Workshops at other past EPH conferences:

• 2009: Work life participation-predictors and in relation to different health outcomes
• 2008: Why do women have higher sickness absence than men? A review of suggested explanations and their connection to gender theories of health and social security.
• 2007: The implementation of the ‘International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health’ (ICF) in disability assessment
• 2006: Evaluation of Return-to-work interventions for sickness absentees: alternatives to randomised controlled studies
• 2005: Cooperation between different actors regarding promotion of return to work of sickness absentees
• 2004: A systematic review of studies on sickness absence and disability pension
• 2003: How to assess work ability in relation to sickness certification? 
• 2002: Research on sickness absence in different countries
• 2001: Physician’s sickness certification practice
• 2000:Sickness absence and Public Health – current knowledge base 

Pre-conferences at other past EPH conferences:

• 2009: Theories and methods in research on women's higher sickness absence than men 
• 2008: Research on sickness certification practice; theories and methods used 
• 2007: Economic Theories and Methods in Sickness Absence Research 
• 2006: Research on sickness absence and mental health
• 2005: Research on health consequences of sickness absence and disability pension 
• 2004: Theoretical approaches and models in sickness-absence studies
• 2003: The First Pre-conference meeting on sickness-absence research

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