Thanks to a new solution that uses voice recognition and artificial intelligence (AI), the time spent recording care tasks has been reduced from 45' daily to 20', equivalent to 6% of working time. "We need to have the courage to embrace new technologies so that our skilled staff can focus on what machines can't replace: meeting people," says Minna Nissinen, Business Development Manager at Attendo behind the solution.

The latest issue of the statistical review Dati INAIL, published by the National institute of occupational accident insurance (INAIL), reveals key data relating to accidents at work and occupational illnesses in the health and social action sector.

Published on December 18, 2024, a new Swedish study has identified the occupational groups most at risk of suicidal behavior. To do this, researchers at the University of Göteborg followed over 1.5 million Swedish male workers aged 25 to 65 between 2002 and 2019.

Under a new regulation adopted on 11 December 2024, three new diseases have been added to the list of occupational diseases and may be recognised as such under certain conditions. These are damage to the shoulder rotator cuff, gonarthrosis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

The 2023 Key Features - Health and safety in the workplace provides an overview of the key figures for the general scheme relating to accidents at work, commuting accidents and occupational diseases. It also looks at compensation for victims and provides data on the Branch, such as the financial balance sheet and the prevention measures implemented.