Mental health and wellbeing

A study by the British Medical Association has revealed the toll the pandemic has taken on healthcare workers.

Four industry leaders share what they believe is the biggest priority for the wellbeing of employees when returning to work after COVID-19.

A new research study into workers’ mental health problems has called on employers to take greater account of an individual’s needs when planning their return to work.

Workplaces have become part of a national conversation on mental health and stress, but the tension between individual interventions and structural change remains.

The World Health Organization has issued a safety charter calling for 5 actions improve healthcare worker safety.

Mixing life lessons from the army and fire service with classic philosophy, IOSH Chartered Member Simon Cassin says we should think more deeply about what we want to achieve for our health and wellbeing.

From AI and corporate transparency to mental health at work, IOSH is loud in its calls to revitalise public policy, writes Richard Jones CFIOSH.

Four industry leaders suggest ways an organisation can prevent and manage the effects of burnout, now classified as an occupational syndrome by the World Health Organization.

Nate Altera explores the issues surrounding chronic stress in the workplace ¬– and more importantly how we can prevent it in the first place.

Four industry leaders give their opinion on whether mental wellbeing is drawing attention away from more significant occupational health hazards.