Healthcare staff have reportedly been refused disability support for long Covid, while school staff report rising cases.
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Two guides have been developed to help support employees living with scleroderma and Raynaud’s, including highlighting the value of accessing occupational health expertise.
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Patients with long Covid are facing a ‘postcode lottery’ when it comes to accessing care and support, nurses have warned.
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Employers should consider longer-term work adjustments for employees with long Covid, as the lasting nature of the illness will mean...
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These CPD activities are designed to help with occupational health career planning.
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The UK Health Security Agency has published interim advice fleshing out how it expects its Covid-19 autumn booster vaccination programme to work.
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GPs have called for an independent occupational health service to be set up to issue fit notes.
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A discussion paper has said occupational health has a role in helping manage long Covid at work.
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A charity has seen an increase in long Covid sufferers accessing its resources and calling its helpline, as NHS waits rise.
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‘Gulf War Syndrome’ caused by release of nerve agent sarin, researchers conclude
by Nic Patonby Nic PatonThe mystery of ‘Gulf War Syndrome’, the often debilitating, chronic and multi-symptom illnesses among military personnel, may have been solved.
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People double-jabbed against Covid-19 have been half as likely to report long Covid following an omicron infection of the virus versus the previously dominant delta variant.
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NHS staff with long Covid feel pressured to return to work before they’re fully recovered, according to Unison.
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Exercise has an important role to play in helping people to manage osteoarthritis, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has emphasised.
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The Society of Occupational Medicine has published a guide for occupational health practitioners on managing and supporting neurodiverse employees
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The latest annual workplace health snapshot from the CIPD has shown employers could still be thinking more strategically about health and work. Â