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Sickness Absence Management

An Employee Guide to Occupational Health Assessments

Occupational Health (OH) is a specialist branch of healthcare concerned with the effects of work upon health and health upon work.

Employer Guidance for Occupational Health Assessments

Advice provided by Occupational Health (OH) Clinicians in this context is primarily designed to support the referring manager and Human Resources in his/her decision making when dealing with a health-related issue in the workplace.

Management Referral Form

This form should be completed when submitting a management referral to Occupational Health.

Occupational Health Consent Form

An Occupational Health Consent Form is typically used to obtain permission and consent from individuals to access their personal health information for occupational health purposes.

Mental Health

BITC – Reducing the risk of suicide: A toolkit for employers

This resource is part of the Business in the Community/Public Health England suite of mental health and wellbeing tools.

Mental Health Awareness

How to support mental health at work

Mental Health Awareness

How to manage & reduce stress

Mental Health Awareness

How to sleep better

Mental Health Toolkit

Guidance and practical tool to assist businesses in promoting mental wellbeing in the workplace

Health Screening

Ergonomic Workstation Assessment Form

What is an Ergonomic Workstation Assessment? An Ergonomic Workstation Assessment is often conducted following a DSE self-assessment, as this will highlight areas of concern or … Read more

Health Surveillance

HAVS Information

Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome can cause painful vascular (circulatory) or sensory-neural problems with the fingers and hands.

Occupational Health Assessment

Occupational Health Assessment – Letter to Employee

What is an Occupational Health Assessment? The purpose of an OH assessment is to assess an employee and provide clear, impartial, professional, OH advice to … Read more

Miscellaneous

A guide for buyers on wellbeing products or services

This guide helps occupational health (OH) professionals and decision-makers choose evidence-based wellbeing products and services. It covers:

A guide for company directors and commissioners of services

There is a rounded business case for investing in occupational health. Such investment adds value through reduced costs associated with ill health prevention, improved productivity … Read more

A guide for line managers and HR professionals

The Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations 1999 require employers to appoint a competent person(s) to help them meet their legal duties for health and safety, taking into account the size of the undertaking and the risks involved.

A guide for workers & their representatives

Each year as many as 1.3 million British workers report a condition they believe to be caused by work. This places significant burdens on affected workers and their families.

EAP – Additional Posters

These are examples of EAP posters to raise awareness of the service and could be used as screensavers, newsletters, staff notice boards, back of toilet … Read more

EAP – Handy Tips

This is one more for you as the employer to help understand how you can embed the EAP into internal processes and procedures, then some further marketing ideas to consider.

EAP – Issues covered

This download gives a nice summary of the wide breadth of areas the EAP can support service users on.

EAP eLeaflet’s

This contain the EAP contact channels within and an overview of areas of support highlighting the confidential nature of EAP

Mind OUT

VOH Mind OUT

Neurodiversity

Creating Neurodiversity Smart workplace cultures

VOH – Health Surveillance Information Sheet for Employees

Information Sheet for Employees on Health Surveillance

VOH – Privacy Notice for Workers

GDPR Privacy Notice for Workers

VOH Awareness Poster – Benefits of OH

The benefits of Occupational Health services

VOH Awareness Poster – Health Surveillance

Health Surveillance in the workplace

VOH Awareness Poster – Mental Health

Reduce the risk of mental health problems and burnout

VOH Awareness Poster – Night Working

The Working Time Regulations 1998 require that Night Workers are offered a free health assessment questionnaire.

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