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Keynote and Plenary Speakers - International Congress on Occupational Health

Keynote and Plenary Speakers

We are delighted Professor Sir Michael Marmot will be presenting his Keynote Lecture as part of the Opening Session of the Congress. 

Keynote Speaker

Plenary Speakers

  • Professor Paul Blanc

    Professor Paul Blanc

    University of California San Francisco USA The past as prologue: how the history of occupational illness and injury teaches us about today
  • Associate Professor Hanifa Denny

    Associate Professor Hanifa Denny

    Diponegoro University Indonesia Effectiveness of basic occupational health services in the informal sector
  • Professor Frida Marina Fischer

    Professor Frida Marina Fischer

    University of Sao Paulo Brazil Impact of the 24 hour work cycle on worker health and safety
  • Dr Margaret Kitt

    Dr Margaret Kitt

    National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health USA Emerging workplace health and safety threats
  • Mr Frank Muchiri

    Mr Frank Muchiri

    International Labour Office Preventing infectious diseases in the workplace
  • Dr Karen Nieuwenhuijsen

    Dr Karen Nieuwenhuijsen

    Coronel Institute The Netherlands Mental health, sickness absence and return to work
  • Dr Frank Pega

    Dr Frank Pega

    World Health Organization The new WHO/ILO Joint Estimates of the Work-related Burden of Disease and Injury
  • Professor Jorma Rantanen

    Professor Jorma Rantanen

    Finnish Institute for Occupational Health Finland Globalisation and the implications for worker health
  • Dr Elisabete Weiderpass

    Dr Elisabete Weiderpass

    International Agency for Research on Cancer France Programs for workplace cancer prevention
  • Professor Alistair Woodward

    Professor Alistair Woodward

    University of Auckland New Zealand Worker health and safety in a changing climate


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