The prevention of mental health problems at work
A new call for papers from Occupational Medicine, edited by Professor Neil Greenberg, focused on mental health at work. Research on primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention of mental health problems are welcomed.
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Occupational Medicine received over 1 million downloads in 2023 from all across the globe. Authors from institutions with R&P agreements may be able to publish Open Access at no additional cost.
Art and Occupation
Explore the articles in the Art and Occupation series, which are free to subscribers, chronicling the evolving relationship between human and work, from the prehistoric to the present.
Special and themed issues
Special issues
Occupational Lung Disease Including Silicosis
Themed Issues
Managing Long COVID in the workplace
SOM is calling for organisations to take a strategic, planned, approach to managing Long COVID in the workforce. There needs to be early, appropriate intervention, using occupational health input.
Occupational Health: The Value Proposition
Occupational health services benefit employees, businesses, and the economy. Get the latest evidence from Occupational Health: The Value Proposition report; outlining the legal, moral, and financial factors which make the business case for occupational health.
Evaluating and supporting neurodifferences at work
The guide is aimed at occupational health practitioners, Human Resources professionals and employers aiming to support neurodifferences - typically including ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Tourette’s Syndrome.
Managing good sleep practice for night workers at work
This brief guide outlines best practice for managing good sleep practice for night workers at work and informs employers of their legal responsibilities for managing night workers.
Read and Publish deals
Authors interested in publishing in Occupational Medicine may be able to publish their paper Open Access using funds available through their institution’s agreement with OUP.
Become a Reviewer for Occupational Medicine
Learn the benefits of contributing to the peer review process for one of the top journals in the field of workplace health and safety.
The Occupational Medicine Journal Club webinars
Details about the next Journal Club webinar will be announced soon.
See previous webinars here.
