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This document provides an agenda and scope for a global conference organized by the World Health Organization regarding connecting health and labor by integrating occupational health into primary health care. The conference will bring together experts to develop a global strategy and identify policy options for increasing access to basic occupational health services through primary care. Over the course of two days, there will be discussions on how primary health care reforms present opportunities and challenges for occupational health, the roles of health systems and providers in integrating services, the contributions of labor and private sector partners, financing mechanisms for universal coverage, and experiences from different countries. The goal is to determine best practices and strategic directions for delivering occupational health in the context of primary health care.
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- 1. EU Projects under 2nd and 3rd Health Programmes with workplace health promotion information and tools (2008-2017)
- 4. PATHWAYS: Participation to Healthy Workplaces and Inclusive strategies in the work sector. PHWork: Promoting Healthy Work for Employees with Chronic Illness. CHRODIS: Addressing chronic diseases and healthy ageing across the lifecycle. EConDa: Measuring the long-term economic impact of different public health policies across the EU.
- 6. MH-WB: Mental Health and Wellbeing Joint Action. MHPHands: Mental Health Promotion Handbooks.
- 7. Alcohol
- 8. RARHA: Reducing alcohol related harm. BISTAIRS: Brief interventions in the treatment of alcohol-use disorders in different settings. EWA: European Workplace and Alcohol
- 9. Immunization
- 10. HProImmune: Promotion of immunization for health professionals in Europe.
- 11. Training
- 12. CompHP: Developing competencies and professional standards for health promotion capacity building in Europe.
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