02134nam a22002897a 4500999001700000005001700017008004100034040001400075041001300089100002700102245016200129260006700291300001000358520089100368650003301259650002301292650002401315655002101339690006301360691007101423700004101494700004001535856014101575942001301716996001701729952009801746  c71359d7135920250731110631.0250731s2025       ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aCOPMbspa  aInglés  aAlarcon, Jorge 93139210aPsychosocial risk prevention, strategies and legislation Spainb: national reportc/ [authors, Jorge Alarcon, Marta Jover Plasencia and Greta Skubiejūtė]  a[S.l.]b: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work,c2025  a31 p.  a1 Introduction 

2 Country context 

2.1 PSR trends at national level 

2.2 Main national stakeholders involved in OSH governance and specifically in PSR prevention 

3 Legislative and non-legislative measures

3.1 National legislative and strategic approaches to PSRs

3.1.1 National PSR legislation

3.1.2 Occupational diseases related to PSR exposure and mental health aspects

3.1.3 National strategic approaches to PSR prevention 

3.2 Measures supporting the implementation of PSR legislation

3.3 Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and digitalisation on approaches to PSRs

3.4 PSR prevention activities implemented by the social partners

3.5 Other national measures/activities not explicitly linked to PSRs 

4 Success factors and challenges addressing PSRs 

4.1 Assessment of the impact of PSR measures on PSRs 

4.2 Assessment of success factors and challenges 

5 Conclusions 1797212aCondiciones de trabajo1798322aPrevención1797985aLegislación 4aPsiLibros931393  910247a2580 Condiciones de trabajo y seguridad del trabajo  918486aPsicología del Trabajo, Recursos Humanos y Organizaciones  aJover Plasencia, Marta eaut.931394  aSkubiejūtė, Greta eaut.93139541uhttps://www.infocop.es/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/spain-psychosocial-risk-prevention-strategies-legislation_EN.pdfyVersión en línea  2ddccONL  aACCESO LIBRE  00102ddc3ONL4072aCOPMbCOPMcINTd2025-07-31l0oE-1203p20913r2025-07-31 00:00:00yNOP