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Guest blog by Stephen Bevan, Head of HR Research Development at the Institute for Employment Studies (IES)
At...
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In the COVID-19 pandemic lives will inevitably be lost that could, in other circumstances, have been saved. This has the potential to cause moral injuries in key workers, according to...
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Guest blog by Dr Charlie Vivian, Consultant Occupational Physician at Icarus Health
COVID-19 is setting up to be the defining event of our lifetimes. Wars, disasters and tragedy happen with...
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COVID-19 testing should be available for key workers
One vital aspect to control the spread of COVID-19 and support the response is...
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Guest blog by Professor Gail Kinman and Dr Kevin Teoh
Recent steps taken to control the spread of the COVID-19...
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We have been approached by a number of OH doctors and nurses in the last few days, eager to volunteer their support and expertise to help the NHS occupational health community during...
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After careful consideration of the rapidly changing situation relating to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Society of Occupational Medicine and the Faculty of Occupational Medicine have...
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A significant proportion of worldwide cases of coronavirus have been related to occupational exposure. All health personnel should be alert to the risk of COVID-19 in a wide variety of occupations, not only HCWs, according to an...
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Social workers providing care and support to people in distress are at risk of developing compassion fatigue, which is a risk factor for a deterioration in their own mental health,...
