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60 Years of FIOH – What's Next? EASOM Summer School 25.8.2005 Harri Vainio, MD, Professor Director General.

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1 60 Years of FIOH – What's Next? EASOM Summer School 25.8.2005 Harri Vainio, MD, Professor Director General

2 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20052 Finns are ageing Statistics Finland Men (thousands) Women (thousands) 2003 Men (thousands) Women (thousands) 2030 1950 1970

3 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20053 Finland in the 1940s Major occupational health issues: carbon monoxide, lead, benzene Largest branch of economy: agriculture and forestry

4 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20054 Structural changes in working life Statistics Finland Economically active population in various branches of economy

5 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20055 Diminishing risks: CS 2 + H 2 S in the workroom air in viscose-rayon industry TLV until 1972TLV 1972-1992TLV since 1993 PPM CS 2 + H 2 S 1950s2000-30021960s1970s1980s1990s

6 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20056 Diminishing risks: CS 2 Risk ratio as a function of follow-up time Nurminen & Hernberg: British Journal of Industrial Medicine 1985

7 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20057 Diminishing risks: CS 2 Impact of intervention on ischemic heart disease mortality Nurminen & Hernberg: British Journal of Industrial Medicine 1985 Follow-up Year / Period Risk Ratio 1 - 7 1.7.1967 - 30.6.1974 3.2 8 - 15 1.7.1974 - 30.6.1982 1.0 The hypothetical number of deaths that would have occurred among the exposed cohort had the same mortality risk that prevailed before 1975 continued after 1974: 59 instead of 19 (observed) Preventive fraction = (59 – 19)/59 = 68%

8 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20058 Diminishing risks, emerging consequencies: Asbestos and mesothelioma

9 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.20059 Emerging risks: stress Downsizing increases the risk of cardiovascular mortality Vahtera et al. BMJ 2004 <88-18>18 0,0 0,5 1,0 1,5 2,0 1,2 1,1 1,5 2,0* 1,4* 1,2 Risk of death Downsizing (% of personnel) All deaths Cardiovascular deaths Other deaths

10 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200510 The New York Times 5.9. 2004

11 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200511 Innovations in the globalized world Statistics Finland OECD The share of high-tech exports in some OECD countries Finnish trade on high-tech products R&D input in some OECD countries

12 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200512 Innovations in research Mervi Hasu, FIOH Research Development Partner Group of clients Chain of clients Shared problem space Shared problem space Shared problem space Research organization From linear processes … … to co-operative networks

13 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200513 FIOH strategy 2006-2010: We promote health and safety at work as part of a good full life We create solutions for improving occupational health, safety and well-being together with our clients and partners By applying our solutions, our clients can learn new things, improve their operations, and succeed in the changing environment We learn from our clients about the needs in work life, and find new objects for our research and development activities Research partners Workplaces, citizens, public authorities Mediating bodies shared problem space shared problem space shared problem space X 1 X 2 X 3 X 4 FIOH

14 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200514 Strategic goals 1.At workplaces, the management of health hazards is part of management practices and corporate risk management 2.Work communities are innovative, regenerative and healthy 3.Each citizen has the competence to ensure his or her own occupational safety and well-being 4.The authorities are provided with information for promoting occupational health and safety 5.Work processes are smoothly flowing, and working methods and tools are safe and easy to use 6.Solutions are created in order to increase participation in work life 7.New occupational hazards are kept under control, and new opportunities are exploited.

15 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200515 Mode of operation Provide training original articles overviews criteria documents methods guides handbooks best practices Investigate and develop Collect, promote and evaluate scientific knowledge; develop methods Understand the issue at hand Evaluate and select methods CLIENTS NEED PARTNERS SOLUTION Provide expert services Solve problems and learn together feedback Disseminate information, engage in marketing feedback

16 FIOH / Harri Vainio / 25.8.200516 Renewed organizational structure Centres of expertise FIOH Units of excellence Projects, activities Teams Thematic areas Work communities and organizations Human factors Development of the work environment Health and work ability Good practices and occupational skills Internal services Immunotoxicology Psychosocial factors


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