NEWS​

Donation of Lateral Flow Test Kits

In April 2021, MedOH was delighted to donate lateral flow testing kits to The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust operators. Find out more here 

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EVENTS

Occupational Health Networking Group Meetings, sponsored by MedOH:

MedOH is keen to support regular networking meetings for anyone working in, or with an interest in, Occupational Health, where you can network and keep up to date with best practices.

Networking meetings are free to attend.  If you would like to join a meeting or would like to know more about the groups, please complete the form opposite. 

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GTS-MedOH Occupational Health Networking Group Meetings 2026.​​​​

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Below are FREE webinars, sponsored by GTS-MedOH and Greys Specialist Recruitment, in partnership with Faculty Occupational Health Nursing and the HSE.​​​​​​​​

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NEW FOR 2026! 

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Working in partnership with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) we’re delighted to announce plans for an in-person HSE Occupational Health & Safety Conference, taking place at the Enterprise Centre, University of Derby, on October 1st 2026.

 

Sponsored by GTS-MedOH and Greys Specialist Recruitment, this event marks an exciting next step following the success of our online HSE updates — which have received overwhelmingly positive feedback and continue to provide invaluable support to professionals in their practice.

 

Early bird delegate rate, valid until January 31st 2026 - £75 +vat

 

Delegate rate after 31st January 2026 - £90 +vat

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All delegate rates include food and refreshments:

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Please save the date, more details, including the programme, will follow soon. If you would like to take advantage of the early bird rate, please register today. 

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Launching the next session in our “What Does Good Look Like?” series!

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We’re excited to welcome Susan Donnelly, HM Principal Inspector at HSE, and Julie Wood, Principal Specialist Inspector (Occupational Health) at the Health and Safety Executive, presenting:

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What Good OH Looks Like – Giving an Employer What They Need

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Date: 26th May
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Cost: Free

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As an occupational professional, do you understand how occupational health information is generated, interpreted, and used to assist your client comply with the law and protect health?

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For example – Statutory Health Surveillance (SHS) supports risk assessment and continuous improvement, protecting workers and promoting a safe and healthy workplace by feeding into the health risk management cycle:

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• Plan (identify hazard and assess risk)

• Do (risk profile – control risk)

• Check (monitor)

• Act (analyse monitoring results, update risk assessments, improve controls, and adjust procedures as needed)

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SHS should help monitor and review by generating valuable health data that can assist a duty holder meet their legal responsibilities under health and safety legislation.

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