The Indonesian Occupational Medicine Updates 2026 (IOMU 2026) is an upcoming scientific meeting organized by PERDOKI (Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Kedokteran Okupasi Indonesia) or Indonesian Occupational Medicine Association (IOMA). This event will be held on May 15-17, 2026, at Sheraton Surabaya Hotel, Surabaya, with the theme “Occupational Medicine without Borders: Emerging Risks, Evolving Workforces, and Inclusive Collaboration”
This conference unites occupational medicine specialists, primary care doctors, safety practitioners, human resource professionals, and researchers who share a common goal — advancing workplace health beyond boundaries.
With the theme “Occupational Medicine without Borders: Emerging Risks, Evolving Workforces, and Inclusive Collaboration,” IOMU 2026 highlights the transformation of work and health in a rapidly changing world. From digitalization and climate change to psychosocial well-being and global mobility, the event encourages collective action and inclusive solutions for the future of occupational health.
The event focuses on understanding and addressing emerging occupational risks and fostering collaboration across sectors, disciplines, and nations to protect and promote worker health globally.
The event also emphasizes inclusive collaboration, ensuring that innovation and progress in occupational medicine benefit every workforce — across industries, borders, and communities.
IOMU 2026 serves as a collaborative platform for sharing knowledge, innovations, and strategies to address emerging occupational health challenges across diverse workforces and environments.
We are a multidisciplinary network of professionals dedicated to advancing occupational medicine through evidence-based practices, global collaboration, and inclusive innovation.
To shape the future of occupational health — empowering professionals to respond to emerging risks, support evolving workforces, and build inclusive, healthy, and productive workplaces without borders.
IOMU 2026 Workshop aims to equip occupational medicine specialists and professionals in occupational health with practical insights, skills, and collaborative approaches to address the evolving challenges in the world of work.
Each session is designed to explore emerging occupational risks — from digital transformation, climate change, and psychosocial well-being to global workforce mobility and inclusion. The workshops will also highlight strategies for adapting to new work patterns, managing chronic conditions, enhancing workplace mental health, and developing sustainable return-to-work programs.
By engaging with leading experts and interactive learning sessions, participants will gain not only in-depth and applicable knowledge but also the opportunity to collaborate across disciplines and borders — fostering innovation and resilience in occupational health practice.
