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Welcome to Healthy Working England
Welcome to the Healthy Working England website. This site has been developed in collaboration with the Royal College of General Practitioners, the Faculty of Occupational Medicine and Society of Occupational Medicine, and is based on the Healthy Working Wales pilot developed by Cardiff University and the Welsh Assembly Government. This website provides GPs and other primary healthcare professionals timely access to information, training and decision aids to support the management of health and work. 
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Launch of 'Work Life' website
A new, free to access website - 'Work Life' - was launched in July to help people with long-term fluctuating health conditions remain in work. The website was the result of work undertaken by a number of charities, employment organisations, healthc   read more >
 
 
Using Fit Note >
Detailed guidance on the new statement of Fitness for Work or fit note is avaliable by clicking on the following links: 
A guide for patientsA guide for Occupational Health Professionals
A guide for hospital doctorsA guide for employers
 
 
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Decision aid >
Fit for Work
This desk aid specifically focuses on work and health and provides more detailed information about the management of long term wor... read more>
Low Back Pain This desk aid has been designed specifically to focus on acute mechanical low back pain and it's management with particular refere... read more>
 
 
National Education Programme >
The Royal College of General Practitioners is delivering a series of half-day workshops throughout Great Britain. The training aims to:
 
  • Increase the knowledge, skills and confidence of GPs in dealing with clinical issues relating to work and health
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  • Ensure GPs are aware of their responsibilities in this area and to signpost additional means of support
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    Click here to find your nearest workshop and to book online
     
     
    Learning Resources >
    Occupational Contact Dermatitis: Evidence Review - March 2010
    Occupational Contact Dermatitis - Evidence Review March 2010... read more>
    Occupational Asthma: Evidence Review - March 2010 Occupational Asthma - Evidence Review March 2010... read more>
     
     
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