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SOM CEO Nick Pahl reports on the International Symposium on Epidemiology in Occupational Health (EPICOH) conference in Edinburgh in August. The conference saw occupational health epidemiologists from across the world meet to present...
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“Mental Health conditions are common and have the potential to blight the lives of individuals, their families and their friends. They also have an enormous economic and social cost. While rates of mental disorders are slightly lower in...
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The SOM QAAS scheme is now ISO 9001 certified. This independent assessment was conducted by the British...
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Event takes a hard look at efforts to achieve workplace mental health and how they can transform the workplace.
Are the places we work more attuned to mental health and responsive to mental illness in 2017? That was the...
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This free service is available to SOM members for all your occupational health and medicine legal queries.
The service covers legal issues arising from your Occupational Health practice, so may cover employment law or legal...
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Dr Paul Williams (main picture) is the new President of the Society of Occupational Medicine.
Paul graduated from Leeds Medical School in 1987 and worked as a junior hospital doctor in Bradford, Leeds, York and Northumberland...
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The SOM offer insurance-based indemnity policy for nurses who work in occupational health and who are SOM members. Nurses have been legally obliged to have indemnity cover since the Government introduced the requirement for all...
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April 2017 saw SOM CEO Nick Pahl travel to America to take part in the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) Conference in Denver. In a new blog on Personnel Today, Nick reports back on the key debates....
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Members of the Society of Occupational Medicine are entitled to 40% discount on subscriptions to Occupational Health & Wellbeing journal (£107 for one year). Don’t miss this opportunity to receive the monthly publication, now...
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Edited by SOM international group chair, Dr Will Ponsonby, this new issue highlights that globally, an estimated 2.3 million workers die every year from occupational accidents and work- related diseases; this equates to 6,300 deaths...
