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Guest blog by Janet O'Neill
Undertaking an MSc in Workplace Health and Wellbeing...
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Guest blog by Jan Webb
As a non-clinical business owner myself, I would say that I’m more conscious of safe practice. Clinical decisions and the overseeing of work is only ever at the hands of our clinical lead...
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Guest blog by Emma Persand
This day is a great opportunity to reflect on progress in supporting women’s health in the workplace. Menopause has rightly gained attention as an important workplace issue. New...
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Guest blog by Susan Gee
My story begins at 15 in a woollen mill, long before any qualification, where I first understood what it meant to work, to be part of a working community, and to see how people’s health...
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Guest blog by Dr Lara Shemtob
Across industries, many organisations are encouraging their entire workforces to experiment with and use AI. Their agenda relates to staying competitive by improving organisational...
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Guest blog by Chris Rhodes
I’m an accidental leader. My occupational health career began with sixteen enjoyable years as an OH adviser, with no line management responsibility, working across a variety of...
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Guest blog by Robert Manson
I started my post registered 18-month course at St Helier in Carshalton, Surrey. This was a culture shock to me as it seemed to be more about getting tasks done on time and making the...
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Guest blog by Dr Fiona Day
Workplace coaching has moved from being a “nice-to-have” buzzword to an empirically supported intervention in occupational health contexts. For occupational health leaders committed to...
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Guest blog by Chris Rhodes
I have been working directly with SOM as Treasurer since last summer, though had almost a year before to join meetings as an observer, which made the introduction a little gentler. I...
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Guest blog by Dr Casper Joubert
As an occupational medicine practitioner, I have seen firsthand how quickly many healthcare workers have embraced artificial intelligence. The adoption has not been uniform, with...