OH service delivery

Suicide is an uncomfortable and emotive topic, but an important one for occupational health to understand.

Occupational health professionals need to have an understanding of the risk factors for suicide, the impact suicide can have on others, and how it might be prevented.

Women’s health and the effects of menopause are increasingly becoming part of health promotion activities for many occupational health services.

How can employers get men to open up about urological health concerns and better support their needs?

A new workplace health research centre has been launched, bringing together researchers and academic clinicians.

Workplace health, health and safety, nursing and occupational health bodies have all paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II...

Long Covid is the ‘sting in the tail’ of the pandemic and is increasingly being recognised as a ‘massive’ public...

What does research into hybrid working benefits and costs find? Jessica Chauhan looks at how it might affect wellbeing.

Loneliness can be a difficult conversation to have at work, but occupational health professionals are often ideally placed to help staff open up.

Mental health and burnout are rife within UK universities, with the higher education sector failing to meet minimum standards for...

Organisational psychologist Professor Sir Cary Cooper says HR and OH need to forge a genuine partnership if wellbeing is ever to get the priority it needs.

As she enters the National School of Occupational Health as deputy head, Janet O'Neill outlines what she hopes to accomplish in her new role.

A strategy to tackle the 'gender health gap' in England aims to ensure that health conditions are no longer a barrier to a woman's ability to work.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council has published its new post-registration standards for specialist community public health nursing.

How should an organisation ensure their OH technicans are educated and competent?