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Thursday 4th<\/sup> October 2018<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u00a0<\/em>PLENARY SESSION<\/em><\/strong><\/h5>\n

Welcome Address – Gert Lindenger, MD, President of EUMASS, SE
\nThe position of the insurance physician in social security \u00a0– mr. Jo De Cock, CEO of the National Institute of Health and Disability Insurance, BE
\nBridging research and practice: an European perspective \u00a0<\/a> – prof. dr. Angelique De Rijk, NL
\nUniting work and health in return-to-work programs for people with mental health problems<\/a> – prof. dr. Silje Endresen Reme, NO
\nHow to measure and monitor harm to patients in healthcare organisations? – prof. dr. Philippe Michel, FR
\nMedical judgment and cognitive pitfalls – prof. dr. Johan Braeckman, BE<\/p>\n

Workshop 1 – <\/strong>Indicator based performance measurement in European countries
\n<\/strong>An integrated tool for evaluating the French mandatory quality indicators used for hospital improvement, public disclosure and regulation: development and test results – prof. dr. Philippe Michel, FR
\nIndicator based Performance Measurement in German Hospitals<\/a> – dr. Klaus Doebler, DE
\nIndicator based Performance Measurement in England – dr. Keiko Toma, GB<\/p>\n

Workshop 2 – How to read a Cochrane Review
\n<\/strong>How to read a Cochrane Review<\/a> – ass. prof. dr. Jan Hoving, NL, Emilie Friberg, PhD, SE,\u00a0 prof. dr. Regina Kunz, CH, dr. Adrian Verbel, CH<\/p>\n

Parallel session – German – <\/strong>Implementation of Evidence-based Rehabilitation.Strategies for improving Return to Work
\n<\/strong>Effectiveness of Graded Return to Work after Multimodal Rehabilitation in Patients with Mental Disorders. A Propensity Score Analysis<\/a> – dr. Marco Streibelt, DE
\nThe return to work status one year after vocational retraining as a proxy variable for long term income trajectories?<\/a> – dr. Christian Hetzel, DE
\nFrom evidence to practice: improving work participation outcomes by work-related medical rehabilitation in patients with chronic musculoskeletal diseases<\/a> – prof. dr. Matthias Bethge, DE
\nDiagnostic Accuracy of a Screening Instrument predicting future RTW chance of Patients with chronic diseases. Overview of the existing Evidence<\/a> – dr. Marco Streibelt, DE
\nImplementing the German model of work-related medical rehabilitation: Did the dose delivered of work-related treatment components increase<\/a>? – prof. dr. Matthias Bethge, DE<\/p>\n

Parallel session – Disability evaluation and management
\n<\/strong>Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: Treatment Outcomes- dr. Trang Nguyen, US, David Charles Randolph MD, PhD, US
\nReturn to work in patients undergoing SCS implantation for chronic pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis<\/a> – prof. dr. Maarten Moens, BE
\nA practical guide to evaluate adults with Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD) I\/II in insurance medicine<\/a> – dr. Peter De Mulder, BE
\nDifferences in self-rated and assessed limitations between patients with MUPS and other diseases<\/a> – drs. Kristel Weerdesteijn, NL
\nEvaluation of inter-rater reliability among physicians performing an activity ability assessment<\/a> – P\u00e5l Lindstr\u00f6m, MD, SE<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Parallel session – Cancer and work
\n<\/strong>Current knowledge on the impact of cancer and work in self-employed: a systematic literature review<\/a> – Evelien Philips, PhD candidate, BE
\nSupporting employers during return-to-work of employees with cancer; development of an online intervention using the Intervention Mapping approach – prof. dr. Angelique De Rijk, NL (no permission for publication)<\/em>
\nFactors of importance for work (dis)ability during the two years after breast cancer surgery? – a content analysis of women\u2019s open answers – ass. prof. dr. Agneta Wennman-Larsen, SE
\nA mimic randomised controlled trial to evaluate a hospital-based return-to-work intervention for breast cancer patients – \u00a0Huguette D\u00e9siron, PhD, OT
\nWomen\u2019s experiences of encounters related to work with healthcare after breast cancer surgery and its association with sickness absence; a prospective two-year follow up<\/a> – Mirkka S\u00f6derman, PhD student, SE<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Parallel session – Musculoskeletal diseases
\n<\/strong>Chronic musculoskeletal pain, depression\/anxiety, and disability pension: a common liability behind? – Jurgita Narusyte, PhD, dr., SE
\nEvaluations of the project \u00abRapid Return to Work\u00bb. A controlled cohort study and three-year follow-up for persons with musculoskeletal and minor mental disorders<\/a> – Dag Brekke, MD, PhD, NO
\nInpatient multidisciplinary occupational rehabilitation reduces sickness absence in patients with common musculoskeletal complaints and mental disorders: a randomised clinical trial<\/a> – Sigmund Gismervik, MD, NO
\nEffect and costs of an intensive return to work program for patients with recent sick leave due to musculoskeletal disorders – drs. Nico Wolter, NL, Wiesje van de Wetering, MD, NL<\/p>\n

Parallel session – Training in insurance medicine
\n<\/strong>Developing practice-oriented education in insurance medicine and student-centered learning activities in real-life social security settings – Karen Walseth Hara, MD, NO
\nEvaluation of a training in \u2018Disability assessment in patients without objective findings\u2019<\/a> – Jerry Spanjer, MD, PhD, NL
\nImplementation of the Disability Management training program in Belgium: steps taken<\/a> – dr. Saskia Decuman, BE
\nFeasibility of the training programme \u2018Acquired Brain Injury and Return to Work\u2019 for Insurance Physicians<\/a> – Birgit Donker-Cools, MD, MSc, NL
\nSolution-focused communication skills training in sickness absence counselling of sick-listed workers without an employment contract<\/a> – dr. Jolanda Van Rijssen, NL<\/p>\n

Parallel session – DICIM\/VG DAGEN – Disability evaluation and management
\n<\/strong>The puzzle of functional disorders: history, controversies and current science – ass. prof. dr. Ian Baguley, AU
\nPersonal factors and their relevance for Rehabilitation Medicine – Wolfgang Seger, DE<\/p>\n

Workshop 3 – <\/strong>The influence of negative perceptions about work and health on the return to work of workers with mental health problems
\n<\/strong>Interventions to reduce sickness absence in depressed people \u00a0<\/a>– Negative perceptions about return to work in sick-listed unemployed and temporary agency workers with psychological problems <\/a>– dr. Karen Nieuwenhuijsen, PhD, NL – Yvonne Suijkerbuijk, MD, PhD, NL\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Workshop 4 –<\/strong> Cochrane Insurance Medicine (CIM) and EUMASS\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n

Cochrane Insurance Medicine (CIM) and EUMASS<\/p>\n