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17 August 2023
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08 August 2023Guest blog by Abigail Hirshman, Co-chair, Mental Health Group, Council for Work and Health
A few weeks ago, I delivered some mental health training for managers. During the session I was asked what you should do when someone has a panic attack. I gave some pointers...
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02 August 2023The Government has launched the consultation Occupational Health: Working Better. In parallel, HMT/HMRC have also launched the consultation...
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Title: An example of good practice12 July 2023
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06 July 2023A new approach is needed to tackle high levels of burnout among healthcare workers, a new report has concluded.
Shocking figures recently showed that NHS England experienced an absence rate of 5.6 percent in 2022, the equivalent of losing nearly 75,000 staff to illness, often caused by burnout....
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30 June 2023The document is in full here.
Overview statement – “Support the health and wellbeing of the NHS workforce and, working with local leaders,...
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13 June 2023
Guest blog by Professor Azeem Majeed, Dr Lara Shemtob and Professor Kaveh Asanati
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06 June 2023A new Occupational Health Technician (OHT) qualification has been launched offering professional development opportunities for individuals wanting to move into occupational health or OHTs who want to increase their skills.
The...
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01 June 2023
Guest blog by Susan Bright, EIDA CEO
Across the UK, a quarter of all women and around a sixth of all men are likely to experience domestic abuse in their lifetime. This means that most employers will have people in their...
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22 May 2023
Guest blog by Lucy Booth, Occupational Health Physiotherapist
I am a physiotherapist with 20 years of musculoskeletal (MSK) experience and have been working in occupational health (Working Well in Gloucestershire) for the past 15 years on and off. I have been the...