
SOM FAM GROUP -Discussing the Pathway to Work Green Paper
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- Why prevention and early intervention must be at the heart of any reform.
- How occupational health can be embedded within welfare and healthcare systems.
- The need for a tiered approach to functional assessment and return-to-work support.
- The importance of training, leadership, and building confidence in occupational health.
- The risks of getting reform wrong – and the opportunities if we get it right.
- The Green Paper offers a real opportunity for occupational health to shape the future of work and welfare.
- A stepped, tiered model could better match support to individual needs.
- Prevention and early intervention save money, reduce absence, and improve wellbeing.
- Embedding occupational health into the NHS and wider welfare system is essential.
- Without change, the UK risks worsening economic inactivity and rising welfare costs.
Host: Karen Wallace, SOM Functional Assessment Medicine Specialist Interest Group
The SOM podcast is sponsored by Orchid Live - specialist occupational health software used by a number of SOM members to run every aspect of their occupational health operations. They hold healthcare records for over 1 million UK workers and work with both in-house OH teams and OH providers. You can find out more at OrchidLive.com.
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