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Guest blog by Claire Glynn, Operations Manager at The Wellness Centre, University of Lancashire
Workplace wellbeing is increasingly recognised as a strategic priority and no longer a “nice to have”. According to...
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Guest blog by Amanda Hinkley
This year is my 40th anniversary in nursing with a 35-year career in occupational health (OH) in manufacturing,...
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Guest blog by Maria Paviour, Occupational Psychologist
I enjoyed attending the recent Policy Liaison Group for Workplace Wellbeing Roundtable on the Keep Britain Working review, chaired by Gethin Nadin with an...
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Guest blog by Maureen Makanza RN, BSc (Hons), PgDip, SCPHN (OH)
My grandmother worked in nursing, and she poured into me a deep sense of care, compassion, and attentiveness to the emotional needs of others. Those...
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Guest blog by Liz Eades, BSc (Hons) RGN SCPHN (OH) CMIOSH
When I began my nurse training in 1974, I had no long-term career plans. Nursing for me was something I wanted to do, I guess a calling.
I enjoyed...
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Guest blog by Dr Cameron Black
Our recent survey of UK occupational health (OH) professionals found that 60% have experimented with AI tools mainly for documentation, research, and administration. But only 12%...
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Guest blog by Angela Steel and Professor Gail Kinman
Workplace wellbeing is receiving more attention and investment than ever before, yet many organisations still struggle to embed it in a meaningful and...
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Guest blog by Dr Vandita Upadhyaya-Kissoon and Janet O'Neill
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is Britain’s national regulator for...
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Guest blog by Janet O'Neill
The recently published feasibility study paper...
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Guest blog by Amy McKeown, Workplace Health Strategy Consultant
The RSM and SOM conference, Women’s health at work: Policy, progress and public perception, took place in May at a significant moment for women’s...