EuroJEM
Updated 2026-03-25
EuroJEM is an advanced instrument designed for the systematic evaluation of occupational exposure in extensive populations where individual-level data is not accessible. It encompasses an extensive array of job-exposure matrices (JEMs) that delineate a broad spectrum of occupational exposures across Europe. This tool is constructed upon harmonized, high-quality JEMs sourced from multiple European countries and integrates newly developed JEMs specifically for this initiative. Consequently, EuroJEM provides a robust framework for addressing prevalent and significant occupational exposures within the labor market (e.g. chemicals and particles, airborne infectious agents, occupational heat stress, occupational noise, physical load, precarious employment, psychosocial working conditions and solar UV-radiation).
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Title
EuroJEM
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EuroJEM
Description
EuroJEM is an advanced instrument designed for the systematic evaluation of occupational exposure in extensive populations where individual-level data is not accessible. It encompasses an extensive array of job-exposure matrices (JEMs) that delineate a broad spectrum of occupational exposures across Europe. This tool is constructed upon harmonized, high-quality JEMs sourced from multiple European countries and integrates newly developed JEMs specifically for this initiative. Consequently, EuroJEM provides a robust framework for addressing prevalent and significant occupational exposures within the labor market (e.g. chemicals and particles, airborne infectious agents, occupational heat stress, occupational noise, physical load, precarious employment, psychosocial working conditions and solar UV-radiation).
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Karolinska Institutet
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FIOH
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TNO
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ISGlobal
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KI
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Universidad de Cantabria
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STAMI
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Santé Publique France)
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After application for EuroJEM
Publication date
2025
Project
EuroJEM is funded by the EU’s Horizon 2020 program. Developed as part of the Exposome Project for Health and Occupational Research (EPHOR). Grant Agreement No. 874703.
Created: 2026-03-25
Last updated: 2026-03-25