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Lone workers can face risks those in an office environment may not even think about. Walter Brennan explains how to...

Most occupational health practitioners will face having to make a convincing argument to the budget setters for adequate resourcing of...

Employees who suffer from anxiety-driven panic attacks will require extra support in the workplace. The following case study describes the...

Case management reports should ensure that all occupational health referrals are dealt with in an efficient and timely manner. Lara...

The tough economic climate is creating pressure on HR professionals to perform well and achieve quick results while demonstrating evidence...

Organisations must ensure that they are able to provide a healthy and productive environment for older workers, says Kathy Lewis.When...

Fit for Work Service pilots were launched in an attempt to tackle issues with sickness absence management. Occupational health adviser...

Tennis elbow can severely limit the ways in which a person is able to move their arm. Occupational health specialists...

Occupational health services are more prominent in larger organisations than in small businesses. Occupational health specialist Andy Phillips looks at why...

Setting up an occupational health service to support the military can pose a number of difficult challenges. Carolynne Davey discusses...

It is essential to identify the causes of work-related disorders for advisers to solve the problem. Body mapping is a...

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