Wellbeing and health promotion

Straightforward interventions could be the key to addressing what has been termed as the “sitting disease”. Katherine Selby explains.
With...

Part one of a four-part special report by Noel O’Reilly looks at how the specialty has evolved, what the drivers...

Sit-stand desks have been hailed as the answer to back and neck pain at work, but what is the evidence...

The NHS has a poor record on employee health and wellbeing, which, in turn, has had a disastrous impact on...

Employers are required by law to provide workers with access to drinking water, yet many employees remain unclear about hydration....

Line managers are exposed to increasing levels of stress but lack the “soft” skills to deal with pressure and build...

There is a growing awareness of the impact that employee wellbeing programmes have on individuals, businesses, the economy and society....

Greetings card company Hallmark is one of a growing number of US companies adopting innovative approaches to wellbeing, in response...

With recent research suggesting that less than half of organisations see employee wellbeing as an employer issue, Andy Philpott argues...

NHS health checks for the over-40s are “ineffective” and waste around £450 million a year, a damning report from the...

More than one-fifth (22%) of the UK workforce did not use all their paid holiday entitlement in 2014, suggesting employees...

Workplace wellbeing is often regarded as a “fluffy” term by business leaders, but employee wellbeing strategy is rising up the...

A multimillion-pound campaign to improve the health, fitness and wellbeing of NHS staff has been launched in England.
The £5...

A good night’s sleep is a fundamental part of our health and wellbeing, and means we are more alert and...

As many as 725,000 men and women in the UK suffer from an eating disorder. Dr Nicola Davies explores how ...