FINAL CONFERENCE. TOOLS FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT IMPRESS PROJECT. TECHNOLOGIES FOR AN ADVANCE MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH AND WELLNESS

IMPRESS project final conference will be presented in the Erasmus days.

More information: https://www.erasmusdays.eu/event/post-covid-19-tools-for-stress-management-impress-project/

 

Are you interested in health and you want to know the latest technological advances at European level? You want

know good practices in health and well-being in the workplace? Are you a person who cares

for the health and stress?

Participate in the TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADVANCED MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH AND WELLNESS conference and learn about

different innovative technological tools to improve health in the workplace

and train you to be an eHealth expert.

 

FINAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Date: 15th October

time: 10:00 – 12:00

ONLINE

Inscriptions:  https://forms.gle/YTGJuHNqT4peg8Ck8

 

Time Topic Who
10:00 – 10:15 Presentation of the conference (agenda, on-line specifications…) and general information of IMPRESS project GAIA
10:15 – 10:45 Presentation of IMPRESS project products/developments, results and final publication IBK
10:45- 11:15 Teleworking and stress related issues UB
11:15 – 11:45 Digital transformation and health management. ICTraining project GAIA
11:45 – 12:00 Final questions and comments ALL

 

 

 

Conference contribution on the topic “Consequences of telepressure on stress and well-being”

At the conference “Arbeit und Gesundheit” [work and health] Prof. Erika Spieß presented research with regard to telepressure and its effect on stress, strain, and sleep quality. The conference was furthermore used to talk about the IMPRESS project and to introduce it to interested researchers and participants of the conference.

Pfaffinger, K. F., Gronover, C. S., Reif, J. A. M., & Spieß, E. (2020, February). Auswirkungen von Telepressure auf Stress, Belastung und Schlaf [Consequences of telepressure on stress, strain, and sleep]. Presented at the 6th international conference “Arbeit und Gesundheit“ [work and health] in Olten, Switzerland.

Curso formación IMPRESS en Bilbao 30 septiembre – 2 octubre 2019

Proyecto IMPRESS. Formación para la evaluación e identificación de factores de estrés en la empresa.

Esta formación ofrece a los participantes la oportunidad de comprender el enfoque de excelencia europea. Se introducirán los Modelos de Excelencia Europeos (CAF, EFQM), en el contexto de una autoevaluación y en áreas de mejora. Este conocimiento se verá reforzado por un enfoque similar para evaluar los posibles factores estresantes y definir las intervenciones para el crecimiento personal y organizacional.

 

Al final de la formación los participantes podrán:

–          Entender cómo la excelencia europea puede apoyar el desarrollo de su propia organización-          Saber cómo investigar y presentar los datos necesarios para realizar una autoevaluación-          Saber cómo evaluar sus propias organizaciones con una autoevaluación basada en la excelencia y una posible autoevaluación del factor de estrés-          Saber cómo extraer y priorizar de las autoevaluaciones las áreas de mejora que mejor se ajustan a los próximos pasos de desarrollo de la organización hacia una organización excelente-          Entender cómo los resultados interactúan con sus propios requisitos para lograr un mejor lugar de trabajo y satisfacción laboral-          Recibir comentarios sobre cómo mejorar sus propias competencias, minimizar el impacto potencial del estrés y aumentar la resiliencia individual y organizacional

La formación se realizará en Español e Inglés.

Duración: 3 días (30 septiembre -2 octubre)

Horario: 9:30 – 17:30

Formadores:

  • Pof. Dr. Rita Berger, Univ. Barcelona, Facultat de Psicologia, Departament de Psicologia Social i Quantitativa
  • C.-Andreas Dalluege, EFQM Licenses Advisor & Trainer

La formación es gratuita para las empresas asociadas. Plazas limitadas. Registro por orden de inscripción.

Inscripción: Enviar un correo a benito@gaia.es indicando la empresa y nombre y apellidos del participante.

IMPRESS Training Agenda 2019-10

Participation of IMPRESS project in the 19th onference of the European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP)

The 19th c from 29th of May to 1st of June in Turin, Italy was dedicated to the topic “Working for the greater good – Inspiring people, designing jobs and leading organizations for a more inclusive society”. It was addressed to people with academic background mainly from different areas of psychology where research in the area of work and organizational psychology is discussed.

In a poster with the title “Cultural differences in the perception of stress” by Erika Spieß, Julia Reif and Katharina Pfaffinger from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Rita Berger and Jan Philipp Czakert from the Universitat de Barcelona we presented analyses of data from the first IMPRESS stress survey with regard to country specific effects and therefore also contributed to the dissemination of project results in an academic surrounding. The topic fits perfectly in the mission of the conference as it also makes it possible to incorporate culture and country specific differences in interventions and therefore contributes to a more inclusive society which takes into account country specific differences. We experienced interesting and fruitful conversations about potential future collaborations and opportunities for further research.

Conference in Berlin (February 2019)

In February IMPRESS project participated in the interdisciplinary PhD conference ”Working on Work” which was organized by the WZB in Berlin (Berlin Social Science Center). PhD students from different disciplines presented their dissertation projects, which were all related to the topic of work. As IMPRESS is also following an organizational as well as individual approach related to work and is focusing on work related stress, resilience and organisational development, the conference was a great opportunity to introduce the IMPRESS project. The presentations were followed by fruitful and interesting discussions and it was great to receive input and new ideas from students of other disciplines. There was high interest in the results from the first IMPRESS stress survey which we presented.

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Funded by The Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
Project reference:
588315-EPP-1-2017-1-ES-EPPKA2-KA

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