Teaching general practitioners and occupational physicians to cooperate: Joint training to provide better care for European workers

Peter C. Buijs TNO (Applied Scientific Research), Work & Employment, Hoofddorp, the NetherlandsCorrespondence[email protected]

André N. H. Weel Netherlands Society of Occupational Medicine, Centre of Excellence, Utrecht, the Netherlands

Noks P. Nauta Netherlands Society of Occupational Medicine, Centre of Excellence, Utrecht, the Netherlands

Han R. Anema Department of Public and Occupational Health, EMGO Institute, VU University Medical Centre, (VUMC), and Research Centre for Insurance Medicine AMC-UWV-VUMC, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Piet L. Schoonheim GP Vocational Training Department, VUMC, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Ron S. M. Helsloot Dutch College of General Practitioners, Utrecht, the Netherlands

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Acknowledgements

We thank healthcare research organisation ZONMW and the Health Department for funding. Competing interests: none.

Notes

¹Four GP training institutes, the Dutch College of GPs, TNO Work & Employment, Free University Amsterdam, OP training institute Nijmegen University, Dutch School of Public & Occupational Health.

²Wonca-ICOH (International Commission on Occupational Health) working group, founded 10 November 2007, in Dubrovnik (see annual report 2007 by Prof. Svab, Wonca General Counsel Meeting, September 2008).

³See also the UK consensus statement on better cooperation (2).

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