JNIOSH

Research Center for Overwork-Related Disorders

National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan

In accordance with the Act promoting measures to prevent death and injury from overwork, the Research Center for Overwork-Related Disorders (RECORDS) has been conducting empirical research and disseminating information on overwork-related disorders since April 2015. RECORDS carries out analyses of workers' compensation claims for overwork-related cerebrovascular/cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders, and suicide (interdisciplinary approach by specialists in medical, psychological, and social science fields), epidemiological studies (occupational cohorts, workplace interventions), and laboratory experiments (physiological responses to cardiovascular workloads, indicators of cardiorespiratory fitness). RECORDS also disseminates the latest information on overwork and preventive measures for it to the rest of the world via JNIOSH homepage.

Storage of copied workers' compensation claims for overworkrelated cerebrovascular/cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders. Workplace intervention studies exploring the preventive measures against overwork-related disorders.
Storage of copied workers' compensation claims for overworkrelated cerebrovascular/cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders. Workplace intervention studies exploring the preventive measures against overwork-related disorders.
Publication of the results of analyses of workers' compensation claims for overwork-related deaths and disorders. Experiments to examine cardiovascular responses to simulated long work hours.
Publication of the results of analyses of workers' compensation claims for overwork-related deaths and disorders. Experiments to examine cardiovascular responses to simulated long work hours.
JNIOSH cohort study investigating the prospective association between work/rest and worker health. Experiments to determine validated indicators of cardiorespiratory fitness.
JNIOSH cohort study investigating the prospective association between work/rest and worker health. Experiments to determine validated indicators of cardiorespiratory fitness.

Members

Official position Name Field of study
Director Masaya Takahashi Occupational sleep medicine
Acting director Toru Yoshikawa Global health, Occupational medicine
Takeshi Sasaki Occupational epidemiology, Workers' mental health
Tomohide Kubo Work-related fatigue and sleep, Occupational health psychology, Work science
Shuuhei Izawa Psychoneuroendocrinoimmunology, Occupational health psychology, Job stress
Xinxin Liu Occupational physiology, Ergonomics, Applied health sciences and physiological anthropology
Tomoaki Matsuo Physical fitness and physical activity
Hiroki Ikeda Sleep psychology, Occupational health
Rina So Physical fitness, Metabolic syndrome
Shun Matsumoto Occupational health, Health science
Yuki Sato Public health, Epidemiology, Preventive medicine
Yuki Nishimura Physiological anthropology, Psychophysiology
Keita Kiuchi Industrial and organizational psychology, Clinical psychology
Kazuya Suzuki Occupational ergonomics
Nobuyuki Motegi Occupational ergonomics,Science of labour

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Umezono 1-4-6, Kiyose,
Tokyo 204-0024 Japan
TEL: +81-42-491-4512
FAX: +81-42-491-7846

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