PREVENTING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE

Program

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Sunday 5 October 2025: Pre-conference workshops

(separate registration necessary)

program

10.00 – 16.00Workshop A: Quantitative Bias Analysis in Epidemiologic Data
10.00 – 14.00Workshop C: Shaping the Future of Climate and Occupational Health: Stakeholder Priorities and Research Agenda

Monday 6 October 2025

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TimeActivityRoom
11.00Registration desk open
12.00LunchFlame
12.45Chair: Susan Peters
Opening of EPICOH25
Keynote by Thomas Rustemeyer: Allergic contact eczema and occupational exposure: a doctor-patient interaction
Polar
14.00Parallel sessions 1See details
15.30Coffee breakFlame
16.00Parallel sessions 2See details
17.30-18.30Welcome receptionFlame

Tuesday 7 October 2025

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TimeActivityRoom
9.00Chair: Roel Vermeulen
Keynote by Bernice ScholtenEvidence synthesis: Can AI help?
Followed by 2 short plenary talks – selected abstracts
Data-oriented digital worker-twin simulation: A methodologically innovative analysis of stressed “workers” operating within constraints indicated by The Health and Occupation Research (THOR) dataset (Mark Johnson)
OPERAS: The development, evaluation, and impact of a decision support system for job coding (Mathijs Langezaal)
Polar
10.30Coffee break & Poster viewingFlame
11.00Parallel sessions 3See details
12.30LunchFlame
13.30Panel discussion I: Between Rigor and Relevance: Rethinking risk of bias in occupational epidemiologyPolar
14.30Speed talks 1 & Poster presentationsSee details
15.30Coffee break & Poster viewingFlame
16.00Parallel sessions 4See details
17.00 – 17.45Chair: Sara De Matteis
Awards session
Devan Hawkins (recipient EPICOH Early-Career award)
Susan Peters (recipient EPICOH Mid-Career award): High-quality exposure assessment: Making a difference
Polar
17.45-18.30EPICOH Business meetingFlash
19.30Early Career Researchers event (including drinks, no dinner provided)Kanaal 30

Wednesday 8 October 2025

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TimeActivityRoom
9.00Chair: Hans Kromhout
Keynote by Jason Glaser & William Martínez: From evidence synthesis to action: the case of occupational heat stress and chronic kidney disease
Followed by 2 short plenary talks – selected abstracts
Interventions to reduce respirable crystalline silica (RCS) exposure in New Zealand engineered stone benchtop workers (Amanda Eng)
The impact of climate change on occupational injuries: do temperature and outdoor pollution affect work-related accidents? (Roberta Pernetti)
Polar
10.30Coffee break & Poster viewingFlame
11.00Parallel sessions 5See details
12.30LunchFlame
13.30Parallel sessions 6See details
14.30Speed talks 2 & Poster presentationsSee details
15.30Coffee break & Poster viewingFlame
16.00 – 17.30Panel discussion II: Positioning SciencePolar
19.30-23.00Conference dinner
Music by “The A Train”
Railway museum

Thursday October 9 2025

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TimeActivityRoom
8.30Meet the editors Flash
9.30Parallel sessions 7See details
10.30Coffee breakFlame
11.00Chair: Dick Heederik
Keynote by Paul Demers: The challenges and limitations of using epidemiology to establish occupational causality for chronic disease cases
Closing of EPICOH25 (Susan Peters)
Polar
12.30LunchFlame
13.30 Lexces symposium on Occupational Disease CompensationPolar
15.30Coffee breakFlame
16.00Lexces symposium on Occupational Disease CompensationPolar
17.30-18.30DrinksFlame

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