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Dr Karen Michell
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- Job role
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Research Programme Lead (Occupational Health)
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- Company
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IOSH
Dr Karen Michell
- Job role
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Research Programme Lead (Occupational Health)
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- Company
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IOSH
7 results
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Bosses should support long Covid workers
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- Date posted
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08 Nov 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
IOSH’s Dr Karen Michell suggests how employers and colleagues can support workers suffering from long Covid.
Bosses should support long Covid workers
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Making it count
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17 May 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
Dr Karen Michell picks out the best approaches for smaller companies to make a difference to their workers’ mental health.
Making it count
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Helping workers engage
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16 May 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
Dr Karen Michell looks at what works best for supporting workers' mental health in small and medium sized enterprises.
Helping workers engage
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Understanding the barriers
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15 May 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
Dr Karen Michell's latest blog looks at factors stopping smaller organisations from supporting their workers' mental health.
Understanding the barriers
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'No mind left behind'
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- Date posted
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14 May 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
Dr Karen Michell highlights the challenge facing small and medium sized enterprises in supporting workers' mental health.
'No mind left behind'
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Fit to work with limitations
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29 Apr 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
IOSH's Dr Karen Michell gives her view on plans to reform the welfare system after the Prime Minister's announcement.
Fit to work with limitations
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Caring for the carers
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18 Mar 2024
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Dr Karen Michell
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Opinion
OSH professionals have a responsibility to support frontline workers. Find out ways we can be there for them.
Caring for the carers