Research

Employee wellbeing technology is increasingly being used to promote more healthy behaviour. In the third part of our in-depth guide...

An occupational health referral of a large goods vehicle driver suffering bullying and stress at work required the OH practitioner...

The UK’s productivity still lags behind that of other countries, but employers are failing to see the link between employee...

As evidence grows on sleep problems among employees, Dr Paul J Nicholson examines the research to find how best employers...

In part two of a major guide, Stephen Haynes looks at emerging wellbeing technology in the workplace that has the...

Employers are almost unanimous in seeing a direct correlation between workplace health and performance, a study by benefits provider Aon...

Workplace bullying and violence may increase the risk of Type 2 diabetes for both men and women, according to research....

This month’s round up of occupational health research studies includes research on good line management and sickness absence among younger...

Advances in healthcare technology are catching up with science fiction, claims Liam Hughes.
Do you recall the “medical tricorder” that...

Three high-level reports have identified a worrying decline in NHS nurse numbers, with fewer coming to the UK from abroad,...

Workers need more support from employers around “regaining control” after suffering from stress, anxiety or mental ill-health, the Institution of...

A study on how long hours in the film industry affect safety is among this month’s crop of occupational health...

The number of older people in the workforce is increasing and with it the risks related to older workers and...

Employers need to plan for an ageing workforce where absences will be longer and employees may need to change their...

As the mental health of the workforce continues to deteriorate, the focus must shift from disconnected tactical solutions to joined-up...