Research

People who have difficulty hearing speech against background noise face a higher risk of developing dementia, according to a study.

More than one in 10 employees would take prescription drugs in order to cope with work pressures, potentially risking their...

Is it time for OH practitioners to be brave and stop worrying about the NMC, or even thinking of themselves as nurses?

In the second article in their two-part series on evidence-based practice, Jo Rhodes and Professor Anne Harriss outline effective scrutiny...

These extra CPD activities and resources are designed to be read alongside our article ‘PG tips – integrating evidence into...

A large scale study finds that fatigue, post-exertional malaise and cognitive dysfunction are common long Covid symptoms.

It is important to recognise that it is implausible to obtain a state of being ‘burnt out’ without also being significantly resilient.

Continuing our series looking at a “day in the life” of practitioners pre and post Covid, we speak to Janet O’Neill, clinical nurse director at PAM Group.

Senior health official Jean King has hinted at what to expect from the government's response to its Health is everyone's business consultation.

Study finds discrepencies between patient records and long Covid survey data.

A leading government health official has praised OH's response to the pandemic.

These extra CPD activities are designed to be read in conjunction with our article CPD: gathering and interrogating evidence, by...

Study shows upgrading the face masks issued to frontline health workers can reduce Covid-19 infection by up to 100%.

Money worries, boredom and worsening physical health were the biggest factors affecting employee wellbeing during the first Covid-19 lockdown

More than two million adults in England may have had long Covid, a study has suggested.