ADMDP

ADMDP (Association de Développement Mon Diagnostic Prévention) is a collaborative association formed by occupational health services to advance the diagnosis of workplace risks and strengthen professional, tailored prevention practices. It brings together occupational prevention and health services, employers and professional sectors in a shared community focused on supporting effective prevention.

ADMDP offers an evolving, adaptable framework to guide organizations at different stages of their prevention efforts. Its tools include a self-assessment that helps companies identify initial priorities, and a professional diagnostic that enables occupational health services to contribute their expertise and work jointly with employers. The association also provides “Mon Document Unique,” a collaborative platform for identifying and assessing risks, managing action plans and preparing PAPRIPACT documents.

Members receive practical, co-developed deliverables suited to each step of the process. Occupational health services can also access prevention data for individual or aggregated analysis, with anonymized data sharing intended to support prevention benchmarks. ADMDP reports 47 member services, representing 487,000 companies and supporting 5.4 million employees.