Research training in occupational health and hygiene—design and pilot study.

Introduction Research training and research collaboration have been identified as a means of improving the standing and impact of occupational health and hygiene (OHH) professionals, especially in rapidly industrializing countries. The 2 key measures of research achievement relate to publication in...

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Publicado en:Annals of Work Exposures & Health Vol. 69; no. 9; pp. 959 - 965
Autores principales: Pisaniello, Dino, Tejamaya, Mila, Kadir, Abdul, Li, Yichao, Tefera, Yonatal, Gaskin, Sharyn
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Nov2025
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          Pisaniello, Dino
          Tejamaya, Mila
          Kadir, Abdul
          Li, Yichao
          Tefera, Yonatal
          Gaskin, Sharyn
        affil: Adelaide Exposure Science and Health, School of Public Health, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia
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          Occupational Health Evaluation
          Hygiene Evaluation
          Study Design
          Research, Medical Education
          Research Methodology Education
          Program Evaluation
          Research Personnel Education
          Human
          Funding Source
          Pilot Studies
          Collaboration
          Publishing
          Peer Review
          Literature Review
          Research Support
          Professional Competence
          Students, Graduate Psychosocial Factors
          Education, Doctoral
          Edit and Review
          Research Priorities
          Gamification
          Storytelling
          Survey Research
          Journal Impact Factor
          Colleges and Universities Australia
          Australia
          Colleges and Universities Indonesia
          Indonesia
          Case Studies
          Teaching Methods
          Learning Methods
          Research Ethics
          Data Management
          Budgets
          Occupational Safety
          Research Subject Recruitment
          Noise Adverse Effects
          Heat Adverse Effects
          Occupational Exposure Adverse Effects
          Descriptive Statistics
      ab: Introduction Research training and research collaboration have been identified as a means of improving the standing and impact of occupational health and hygiene (OHH) professionals, especially in rapidly industrializing countries. The 2 key measures of research achievement relate to publication in high-impact (Q1) peer-reviewed journals and awarding of competitive research grants. However, there appears to be little formal research training guidance in the OHH field. In order to address the OHH training need, 2 introductory modules addressing publications and grants were developed by the University of Adelaide and the University of Indonesia and trialled in Indonesia. Methods The Carpe Diem course design approach, with team-based storyboarding, was used. The training was delivered in hybrid mode to postgraduate and PhD students and early career researchers. The modules provided a focus on the value and context of OHH research and key elements scrutinized by editors, reviewers, and selection panels. Characterization of research "players," gamification and storytelling were used to enhance interest amongst the relatively young audience. Results Feedback from participants was positive, including design, interest, and meeting expectations. In an online survey, respondents stated that they would attend a similar training activity, and 96% would recommend this training to others. Discussion and conclusions This research training activity is the first to focus on OHH research, and was successfully piloted in a country where industry and occupational hygiene are rapidly growing. Young researchers appreciated the novel learning design. Research training in developing countries may assist in making untapped exposure data available, expanding and enriching the OHH literature.
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