Return to work and rehabilitation

The government intends to set up a bespoke occupational health portal for social care providers to help them find out...

The massive, perhaps permanent, changes wrought on the workplace by the pandemic mean we are now in uncharted waters when...

People who have survived a severe bout of Covid-19 are more than twice as likely to die over the following...

Employers need to use the experience of the pandemic, and the perhaps permanent changes it has brought to how and...

As well as putting in place practical support and adjustments for employees with long Covid, it is important employers strive...

More than a quarter of workers would still go into the workplace if they had either a high temperature or...

Twenty times more people than before the pandemic are waiting more than six weeks to have a heart scan in...

The massive pandemic-led backlog around cancer screening, diagnosis and, crucially, treatment means it is even more imperative employers and OH...

More than two in five employees in the rail sector meet the clinical criteria for a mental health condition, according...

If practitioners want to achieve better health outcomes, they’re going to need to embrace genuinely joined-up partnership working.

At an online summit last month, the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) put forward a position statement outlining how it...

More than a third of people who have had Covid-19 have subsequently been diagnosed with at least one symptom of...

More than half of over 50s waiting for an operation are in pain every day, according to a report.

Supporting employees back into work following a stroke can be both complex and challenging.

Fewer people are believed to have long Covid than previously thought, new figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest.