OH education and training

Nic Paton reports on a discussion about AI in workplace health and wellbeing held at last week’s MAD World Festival.

Buyers and purchasers of occupational health and wellbeing products and services need to retain a healthy scepticism of what salespeople...

Institutional change rather than individual interventions is the key to unlocking a healthy, happy and productive workforce, delegates agreed at...

The challenges and opportunities for in-house OH functions in the NHS and beyond.

Leading OH nurse and academic Neil Loach will this autumn receive a singular accolade – becoming a Queen’s Nurse (QN),...

The Association of Occupational Health and Wellbeing Professionals (iOH) has gained charity status.

An occupational health mentoring scheme for clinicians considering a career change is to be launched.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is carrying out research to gauge how it can better support practice learning for nursing students.

Accessing funding for occupational health training can be a challenge, but one proof-of-concept study is offering some options.

Better-defined titles for how occupational health nurses can describe themselves have been developed by the Faculty of Occupational Health Nursing...

More OH placements for students are needed to boost awareness of occupational health as a career and meet future workforce demands.

A neurodiversity consultancy has launched a new occupational health service specialising in supporting neurodivergent individuals.

The National School of Occupational Health has published its five-year strategy, outlining how it will help develop a sustainable OH workforce.

A new occupational health technician qualification has been launched, offering further professional development.

Health professionals should learn how to develop better connections with patients to improve the care of those who belong to...