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The accident insurance institutions are challenged with

providing prevention services and finding access chan-

nels that address these changing conditions.

Prevention must find answers to the following questions:

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How can these changes in technology and the

organisation of work be shaped so that they are

“human-friendly”?

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What does OSH for mobile and flexible work have to

look like in order to keep people healthy?

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How can the same level of OSH be achieved for all

workers regardless of their form of employment?

•

How does company management have to design and

structure future management and control processes

in order to fulfil their responsibilities regarding safe-

ty and health?

•

Which communication channels to address workers

look promising?

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How can the social accident insurance institutions

continue to develop their prevention concepts so

that they are still effective in a digital, high-tech and

flexible world of work?

The following principles are future-oriented:

1

Work design must be done prospectively. If it is no

longer possible to directly intervene in production

processes “by hand” and humans mainly have a

New Forms of Prevention

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