The new BOHS 2026–2030 strategy is now live: www.bohs.org/strategy
The Society’s strategy sets out an ambition for a future where prevention is the foundation of protecting workers’ health.
A set of resources is also provided on the strategy page, including key messaging and ready-to-use content for social media, for those who may wish to reference or share the strategy.
Attached is a short BOHS Comms pack for your information.
The April Newsletter is now available here.
Any queries please contact Anna at anna@forumconferences.com
Register now for a one-day event hosted by Lungs at Work: a space to get updates on current and emerging issues in occupational lunch disease and engage in. discussions with other occupational and respiratory healthcare specialists.
Topics will include:
Cases from the clinic
Update on silicosis from artificial stone in the UK
And more.
7 May 2026 – London
Occupational Lung Disease – Keeping Up To Date 2026 – Full programme
To register, scan the QR code in the attached poster
Good quality education programmes will ensure employers have access to the right professionals, with the right skills, with the right values, providing timely OH services to support good work and wellbeing.
Mandy Murphy Deputy Director, National School of Occupational Health