\"Innovations in Research and Practice Improving Shiftworker Health and Safety\" - the 24th International Shiftwork and Working Time Symposium

“改善轮班工人健康与安全的研究与实践创新”——第24届国际轮班工作与工作时间研讨会

• 批准号: 9761867
• 负责人: Hans P A Van Dongen
• 金额: $ 3万
• 依托单位: WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2019-08-01 至 2020-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9761867
• 关键词: Innovations; Research; Practice; Improving; Shiftworker

The Sleep and Performance Research Center at Washington State University seeks one-time funding to host the 2019 International Symposium on Shiftwork and Working Time (“Shiftwork2019”). This biennial event, held since 1969, attracts an international group of scientists, industry members, labor representatives, government officials, health and safety professionals and policy makers with a common interest in working time arrangements, implications thereof for workers and for society, and strategies to mitigate the adverse health and safety consequences of shiftwork. Shiftwork2019 will be a 5-day event held in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, on September 9–13, 2019. The meeting theme, “Innovations in Research and Practice Improving Shiftworker Health and Safety,” builds on the 50- year history of the event to improve workplace health and safety among those who work nonstandard schedules. This is the first time since 1995 that the event will be held in the US, generating much enthusiasm for the conference from US research institutions, industries, and government agencies. In the US, two in five workers are employed in shiftwork or other nonstandard work schedules. These schedules require workers to alter their sleep/wake cycles and cause circadian misalignment. This leads to well-documented, adverse consequences for performance, safety, health, and well- being. The Shiftwork2019 conference will provide a unique opportunity for working time experts from around the world to meet, exchange the most recent findings on work scheduling and health and safety consequences and countermeasure approaches, and explore collaborations and partnerships. Serving core elements of NIOSH's mission, the conference objectives are to discuss the latest developments in the science and practice of shiftwork, working time arrangements, and health and safety countermeasure approaches; foster international networking, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and early career researcher/practitioner development; and disseminate best practices to workers, employers, and regulators nationally and world-wide. As such, the conference will address multiple NIOSH intermediate goals across several sectors and cross sectors: Construction × Healthy Work Design 7.1; Health Care and Social Assistance × Cancer, Reproductive, Cardiovascular and Other Chronic Disease Prevention 1.4, Healthy Work Design 7.2; Mining × Healthy Work Design 7.3; Oil and Gas Extraction × Traumatic Injury Prevention 6.10; Services × Cancer, Reproductive, Cardiovascular and Other Chronic Disease Prevention 1.10; Transportation, Warehousing and Utilities × Cancer, Reproductive, Cardiovascular and Other Chronic Disease Prevention 1.13, Traumatic Injury Prevention 6.14, Healthy Work Design 7.6, 7.7, 7.8.

华盛顿州立大学睡眠与表现研究中心寻求一次性 资助主办2019年轮班工作和工作时间国际研讨会（“Shiftwork2019”）。 这项活动自 1969 年以来每两年举办一次，吸引了国际科学家、行业成员、 劳工代表、政府官员、健康和安全专业人员以及政策制定者 对工作时间安排的共同兴趣及其对工人和社会的影响，以及 减轻轮班工作对健康和安全不利后果的策略。 2019年轮班工作将是 为期 5 天的活动于 2019 年 9 月 9 日至 13 日在爱达荷州科达伦举行。会议主题 “改善轮班工人健康和安全的研究和实践创新”建立在 50- 年份 改善非标准工作人员工作场所健康和安全的活动历史 时间表。这是该赛事自1995年以来首次在美国举办，引起了广泛关注。 美国研究机构、行业和政府机构对此次会议的热情很高。 在美国，五分之二的工人从事轮班工作或其他非标准工作安排。 这些时间表要求员工改变他们的睡眠/觉醒周期，并导致昼夜节律失调。 这会导致对性能、安全、健康和良好的不良后果，这是有据可查的。 存在。 Shiftwork2019 会议将为来自以下国家的工作时间专家提供独特的机会： 在世界各地举行会议，交流有关工作安排和健康的最新发现， 安全后果和对策方法，并探索合作和伙伴关系。 会议服务于 NIOSH 使命的核心要素，目标是讨论最新的 轮班工作、工作时间安排以及健康和卫生方面的科学和实践的发展 安全对策方法；促进国际网络、跨学科合作、 和早期职业研究员/从业人员发展；并向工人传播最佳实践， 全国和世界各地的雇主和监管机构。因此，会议将讨论多个 NIOSH 跨多个部门和跨部门的中期目标：建筑 × 健康工作 设计7.1；医疗保健和社会援助 × 癌症、生殖、心血管及其他 慢性病预防1.4、健康工作设计7.2；采矿×健康工作设计7.3；油 和瓦斯提取 × 外伤预防 6.10；服务 × 癌症、生殖、 心血管和其他慢性疾病预防1.10；运输、仓储及 公用事业 × 癌症、生殖、心血管和其他慢性疾病预防 1.13、 外伤预防 6.14，健康工作设计 7.6、7.7、7.8。