IoM

IOM is an acronym used for several organizations and concepts. The most common referents are the International Organization for Migration, the Institute of Medicine, and the Institute of Occupational Medicine.

The International Organization for Migration is an intergovernmental organization that addresses migration and humanitarian issues. Founded in 1951, it coordinates migration management, supports refugees and migrants, and provides policy advice, research, and operational assistance. It operates as part of the United Nations system as a related organization and maintains offices around the world, working with governments, international agencies, and civil society.

In the United States, IOM refers to the Institute of Medicine, a nonprofit, non-governmental body that produces independent health and medical guidance. It is part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; in 2015, it was renamed the National Academy of Medicine, though the IOM acronym remains common in historical literature.

The Institute of Occupational Medicine is a UK-based research organization focusing on occupational and environmental health. It conducts scientific research, risk assessment, and consultancy to understand and mitigate work-related health risks and exposure to hazardous substances, often collaborating with industry and government.

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