At the end of the course the successful student will have gained knowledge about a certain number of the currently used approaches in the prevention of several occupational diseases, from a bio-psycho-social perspective. Specific topics include theoretical and practical issues enabling the student to organise sessions for workers with specific occupational diseases.
Main themes
Principal themes required to achieve the goals of the course:
- a presentation of the most occurring or disabling occupational diseases in our countries
- a chronological view of the occupational world as well as its relationship with health
- a presentation of some basic theories about communication to elaborate health sessions for workers
Note that exercises in small groups will be used as well as ex-cathedra lectures.
This course is part of the " Ergonomy and readaptation "orientation et is the follow-up of the course " Fondements de l'Ergonomie ".
Content and teaching methods
Knowledge of some occupational pathologies, in relation to risk factors and prevention.
Knowledge of some basic theories in oral communication to be able to organise prevention session for workers.
Lectures and practical exercises.
Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)
Pre-requisite : KINE 1004 - Introduction to ergonomy, KINE 1040 - Ergonomy and readaptation
Evaluation : Oral examination + written works (continuous evaluation)
Support : Notes and/or books
Supervision : Titular professor(s)