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A look back on the influence of IWH research on policy and practice in Ontario

Doors open 4.30 p.m.
Lecture 5.00 p.m.
Reception 6.00 p.m.

Design Exchange, 2nd Floor
234 Bay Street,
Toronto, Ontario

Cameron Mustard
Institute for Work & Health

Dr. Cameron Mustard retired in January of this year after 20 years at the helm of the Institute for Work & Health (IWH). Now, the former IWH president is ready to reflect on the Institute's research over those two decades, and the impact this research has had on improving practices and policies in Ontario that protect workers from occupational injury, illness and disability.

Health and safety protocols: We encourage attendees to wear masks during the lecture and during the reception when not eating or drinking. Please note that there will be plenty of space, both sitting and standing, for those who want or need to distance. The lecture venue is airy, with very high ceilings. Hand sanitizer will be available. 

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About presenter

Dr. Cameron Mustard is the former president of the Institute for Work & Health, retiring in January 2022 after 20 years in the position. He continues his affiliation with the Institute as an adjunct scientist. He is also a professor emeritus in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto.

Mustard completed his doctoral training in epidemiology, health policy and behavioural sciences at The Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health in 1990. Mustard's research interests include work environments, labour market experiences and health, the distributional equity of publicly funded health and health care programs in Canada, and the epidemiology of socioeconomic health inequalities across the human life course.

About the Alf Nachemson Memorial Lecture

The annual Alf Nachemson Memorial Lecture honours the significant contribution of Dr. Alf Nachemson to the use of research evidence in clinical decision-making. Dr. Nachemson was a distinguished orthopaedic surgeon and researcher from Sweden, and a founding member of the Institute for Work & Health’s Scientific Advisory Committee.  The lectureship is awarded to a prominent national or international individual who has made a significant and unique contribution to evidence-based practice or policy-making in the prevention of work-related injury, illness or disability.

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