Oregon & The Workplace

Patient-assist injuries are a significant and costly occupational health problem for healthcare organizations.

The Institute’s Safety Climate Lab is validating a safety climate scale created specifically for the COVID-19 pandemic.

New research will assess, validate, and extend SAIF’s current safety assessment model, the Ansbro Safety Culture Spectrum.

Explore whether areas of Oregon with more workers in high risk industry sectors also have higher levels of workplace injuries.

Dr. Emily Huang recognized in an upcoming systematic network analysis of the first 4 decades of safety climate research globally.

After OccHealthSci study, the Oregon Department of Corrections increased its emphasis on workplace well-being for correction officers.

OccHealthSci makes Health Impacts Safety guides available to anyone interested in improving workplace safety.

Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Hammer who received a DOD grant to address Behavioral Health and Resilience Training for Military Leaders.

Employees who work with a supportive supervisor experience reduced work-life conflict, improved health, and increased fulfillment on the job

The Be Super toolkit is an evidence-based program designed to help organizations in construction improve safety, health and well-being.

The Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences warmly welcomes our newest faculty member, Dr. Emily (Yueng-hsiang) Huang.

While traditionally, the Hierarchy of Controls has been used as a means to help determine how to implement effective and feasible control.

Each year more than 200,000 post 9/11 veterans join the workforce, after having returned from Iraq or Afghanistan. The government offers...

Have you ever gone to work after a bad night of sleep? How productive were you at work that day? Did it make you eat any differently?...

Thank you labor and management partners!  Dr. Ryan Olson  and collaborators at OHSU and PSU were recently awarded a $3.5 million grant to...

Health and disease surveillance in many low-income countries is poor, such that disease outbreaks are recognized very slowly, sick people...

The  Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences  at OHSU and the  Oregon Healthy Workforce Center  hosted four colleagues from...

OR-FACE (Oregon Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation program) was excited to participate in the 2017 Oregon Governor’s Occupational...

We congratulate Dr. Kelsey Parker on the awarding of a small grant from the Professional Training Opportunities Program (PTOP) in Occupation

the MESH study will train supervisors to support service members in their units around work-life stress and sleep health.