Perosh

Network of European research institutes aiming at strenghtening European research in occupational safety and health

Chairman:
Didier Baptiste (INRS), France.

Vice-Chairman:
Palle Ørbæk (NRCWE), Denmark.

ID n° Register European Commission: 67192252083-94

Contact: Nele Roskams
European Affairs Coordinator
T +32 2 643 44 62
E-mail nele.roskams@perosh.eu

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The partnership for European Research in Occupational Safety and Health (PEROSH)

><p class=PEROSH coordinates and cooperates on European research and development in occupational safety and health. It is a high-level research network aiming at improving the quality and dissemination of working life research via joint collaboration on priority topics, sharing of knowledge and resources and a proactive dialogue with the EU, national and international partners. The network comprises 11 Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) institutes, all playing key roles in their national affiliations to governments/authorities and health and accident insurance systems.


New paper: Sustainable workplaces of the future – European Research Challenges for occupational safety and health

Via a consultation process, the PEROSH members identified what occupational safety and health topics the European institutes specialised in, and what they see as the major trends and future challenges in the world of work and their impact on OSH. A second part of the consultation analysed future research needs, solutions and deliverables that will be necessary in the long run to ensure a healthy working life for Europe’s workforce, and to secure social progress in the EU. The results are published in the report below.



    OSH Evidence - Systematic Review Clearinghouse on Occupational Safety and Health

    The Clearinghouse of Systematic Reviews aims at bringing together the results of systematic reviews that have been conducted in the field of occupational health and safety. We go beyond systematic reviews of intervention studies and also include systematic reviews of etiological studies, prognostic, diagnostic and prevalence studies.