Employees managing arthritis at work too often feel they fly under the radar when it comes to workplace health support...
Return to work and rehabilitation
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England is in “the worst heart care crisis in living memory”, a charity has warned, with the numbers of people...
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Workplaces are facing “a perfect storm” when it comes to wellbeing at work, with sickness absence having barely improved since the pandemic.
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If organisations are committed to the idea of facilitating 'good' work, occupational health practitioners must work with other professionals.
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The UK is at risk of becoming a ‘burnt-out nation’ as more than a third of adults (35%) experienced high...
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The WorkWell return-to-work scheme will support 60,000 long-term sick or disabled people into work. Tracy Paxton looks at its pros and cons.
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With ill health at record levels, the UK now has a 'sick note economy' that is costing billions. What can employers do?
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More than four out of 10 adults in Europe (42%) are risk of structural heart disease by 2040 if detection...
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Researchers have developed an app that, they argue, can help to reduce the impact of tinnitus, or ringing in the...
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Just four out of 10 UK employees (43%) who have, or have had, cancer have been satisfied with the return-to-work...
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People with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) could benefit from access to two NHS digital rehabilitation services.
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The government has said it intends to pilot a new rehabilitation service, including the use of occupational health professionals, to...
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The government is being urged to oversee greater investment in occupational health to prevent long-term sickness.
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Women who have suffered pelvic organ prolapse may be able to self-manage their condition effectively rather than having repeatedly to...
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Thousands of lives could be saved from lung cancer if targeted screening programmes for the disease were introduced in Scotland,...