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aditya.jain@nottingham.ac.uk
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Health: Occupational_Health
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Social_Science: Psychology
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Science: Psychology
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EA-OHP
Institute of Work, Health & Organisations
University of Nottingham
8 William Lee Buildings
Nottingham Science and Technology Park
University Boulevard
Nottingham NG7 2RQ
UK
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| Description |
The 8th conference of the European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology will take place in Valencia, Spain, 12-14 November 2008. Scientific contributions (papers, posters, workshops & symposia) addressing all areas of occupational health psychology are welcomed. Scientific submissions are being received till 31st May 2008 at www.ea-ohp.org/conferences/index.asp. The conference is being held at the Conference Facility of the University of Valencia, a modern, purpose-built, international conference centre in the heart of Valencia. Valencia 2008 promises to be a truly international gathering, offering a global perspective on research, practice and education in occupational health psychology. For more information please visit the conference website or contact the conference coordinator at aditya.jain@nottingham.ac.uk
Confirmed keynote speakers include Arnold Bakker (Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands), Tores Theorell (Karolinska Institute, Sweden) and Dolores Díaz Cabrera (La Laguna University, Tenerife).
Occupational Health Psychology concerns the application of principles and practices in applied psychology to occupational health and safety issues for the promotion of the quality of working life.
The European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology was founded in 1999 to provide pan-European representation for research, education and professional practice in the discipline. One of its major activities is its biennial conference which attracts delegates from more than thirty countries who gather to share innovations and best practice in the field. The theme of the Valencia conference is ‘putting knowledge into practice’. Contributions on topics from all areas of occupational health psychology are welcomed.
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