Category Archives: Events

WEBINAR: Supporting Return to Work – A multidisciplinary perspective (15 June 2026, 11.00)

Date: 15th June 2026
Time: 11.00am – 12.00pm
Title: Supporting Return to Work – A Multidisciplinary Perspective
Location: Microsoft Teams
Speakers:
  • Janet O’Neill – Occupational Health Nurse Specialist
  • Dr Julie Denning – Chartered Health Psychologist
  • Joanna Vallom-Smith – Occupational Therapist
  • Alex Bell – Specialist Advisor in Occupational Health Physiotherapy

Lungs at Work – Keeping up to date – 7 May 2026

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

NHS Health at Work Network Conference – 10 September 2026

The NHS Health at Work Network’s popular annual Conference is taking place on 10 September 2026 at the Chesford Grange in Warwickshire.

With a range of expert guest speakers, we will be joined by 230+ OH professionals.  We will be covering innovative topics including AI in OH, supporting staff with cancer, and clinical negligence.

For information and to book contact: admin@nhshealthatwork.co.uk

NHS Health at Work Conference Leaflet 2026 FINAL

Working Well in the Creative Industries: Staying Creative for Longer. 26 Feb 2026 – 1300-1630

Working Well in the Creative Industries: Staying Creative for Longer
26 February 2026, from 1300- 1630

Behind every performance, exhibition, collection or craft lies physical effort, emotional labour, and long hours of unseen work.

On 26 February, join the Council for Work and Health and Office for Health Improvement and Disparities at Department of Health and Social Care for a free virtual event exploring how we can better support health and wellbeing across the creative industries, from theatre and music to museums, heritage, design, arts and ceramics.

Speakers include Arts Council England, Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Ballet, Liverpool Philharmonic, British Association Performance Arts Medicine (BAPAM), Society of Occupational Medicine, Department for Work and Pensions Chief Medical Officer and many more.

This event is a rare opportunity to bring together practitioners, organisations and individuals to share good practice and insight into working in the different types of organisations and settings across the vibrant landscape of the Arts, exploring challenges and benefits to both mental and physical health.

Register your place here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/GOWJ7VHsSXyGit2sOJod-Q

To see the full programme, click on the link below.

AGENDA Working Well in the Creative Industries Staying Creative for Longer- 26 February