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Employees are wrongly assuming that keeping active during leisure time will protect them from the danger of sitting for long periods when working in an office, a new study has found....
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Save the date for the Society of Occupational Medicine / Faculty of Occupational Medicine conference 'Occupational Health 2019', 17th - 19th June in Bristol.
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We welcome the announcement made today by NHS chief Simon Stevens that there will be national funding for a new mental health support scheme which will cover all doctors working in the NHS. The scheme will...
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Receive discounted medical indemnity
Join MDDUS to take advantage of a 5% discount on your membership. Visit the...
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The MSK Knowledge Hub’s aim is to provide a searchable resource library for people working on support for people with musculoskeletal conditions. The Hub is open to all and resources include guidelines,...
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The global burden of Occupational Health (OH) issues is considerable. Fatal and non-fatal work-related injuries and illnesses worldwide equate to a cost of approximately €2680 billion, equivalent to 4% of the global...
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A new report has been published by the Centre for Ageing Better: A Silver Lining for the UK Economy? The intergenerational case for...
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The government has responded to The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices.
The full government...
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SOM are looking for people who have benefited from occupational health to be part of a pilot user group that will meet twice in 2018.
Initial meetings could cover current issues around health and work from personal experience; a...