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“Death by suicide is thankfully an uncommon event in General Practice – but what happens when it is one of your own? How do individuals and practices cope, and what support should...
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Guest blog by Dr Sunita Babu, Dr Ed Clapham, Dr Jason Sharif and Dr Tok Hussain, Healthwork
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The current HSE (Health and Safety Executive) guidance outlining when employers should report work related COVID-19 may miss many thousands of cases and should be widened, according to...
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Guest blog by Karina Nielsen, Professor of Work Psychology and Director of the Institute for Work Psychology at the University of Sheffield
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Guest blog by Deborah Garlick, Henpicked: Menopause in the Workplace
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Guest blog by Dr Jon Spiro
Occupational health (OH) services have been much involved in the response to the...
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The Covid-age risk assessment can calculate the risk of an individual developing serious or fatal COVID-19 and can be used to determine if an employee is safe to be at work. Four of the...
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Guest blog by Tracie Mckelvie, RGN and Specialist Practitioner in Occupational Health
Ensuring mental...
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Current working conditions experienced by nurses and midwives pose a significant threat to their mental health, finds a new report from The Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM),...
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The Society of Occupational Medicine today welcomed its first nurse President, Professor Anne Harriss.
Professor Anne Harriss...
