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 practice.

Networking meetings are free to attend.  If you would like to join a meeting, or would like to know more about the groups, please email: sales@gtsmedoh.com

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GTS-MedOH Occupational Health Networking Group Meetings 2023 

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LEICESTERSHIRE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING

 

Presenter: Charlene Mhangami – UK Application Specialist, Vitalograph

Date: Thursday 2nd February

Location: Leicestershire 

Time:  4pm-5pm Food and Networking.

            5pm-7pm Presentation

Presentation: 

•             2019 Spirometry guidelines update

•             Important considerations

•             Updated test technique

•             Common errors

•             Case examples

 

 

SHROPSHIRE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING

 

Presenter: Charlene Mhangami – UK Application Specialist, Vitalograph

Date: Wednesday 8th February

Location: Telford

Time:  4pm-5pm Food and Networking.

            5pm-7pm Presentation

Presentation: 

•             2019 Spirometry guidelines update

•             Important considerations

•             Updated test technique

•             Common errors

•             Case examples

 

 

LONDON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP

 

Presenter; Royston Collins - Genius Within

Date; Thursday 16th February

Time; 5pm-6pm Food and networking

           6pm - 7:30pm Presentation

Location; London Bridge, London

 

Defining it: What is Neurodiversity?

∙         Definitions & language

∙         Neurodiversity, Neurodivergent, Neurominorities

∙         Language use around neurodiversity/neurodivergence

∙         Is neurodivergence a non-apparent or invisible disability?

∙         Are mental health conditions considered part of neurodivergence?

 

What is the experience of being Neurodivergent?

∙         Strengths to recognise and celebrate

∙         Challenges to understanding and support

∙         Co-occurrences in this context

∙         Intersectionality and how that comes into play

∙         Sex, gender, race & ethnicity considerations etc.

∙         Lived experiences

 

Neuroinclusion: Standing in solidarity:

∙         Practical tips on what to say/do and what not to say/do

∙         Accommodations/adjustments

∙         Actions OH and people leaders can take e.g.

o    assessment and management

o    understanding what is ‘reasonable’

 

NORTHWEST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING

 

Presenter: Charlene Mhangami – UK Application Specialist, Vitalograph

Date: Thursday 23rd February

Location: TBC

Time:  4pm-5pm Food and Networking.

            5pm-7pm Presentation

Presentation: 

•             2019 Spirometry guidelines update

•             Important considerations

•             Updated test technique

•             Common errors

•             Case examples

 

 

CAMBRIDGESHIRE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING

 

Presenter: Emma Lord - England Quality Improvement Manager for DFN Project SEARCH

Date: Wednesday 1st March

Location: Peterborough, 

Time: 4:30pm-5:30pm Food and Networking.

           5:30pm-7pm Presentation

 

An overview of ADHD, the associated barriers, and misconceptions, how it can present and be supported in the workplace to enable people with ADHD to thrive. If there is anything specifically you would like me to cover then please do let me know. More about Emma Lord: https://www.dfnprojectsearch.org/about-us/#our-team

 

 

SCOTLAND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH GROUP MEETING

 

Presenter: Health Improvement Scotland

Date: Thursday 23rd March

Location:  Glasgow

Time:  5pm-6pm Food and Networking.

            6pm-7:30pm Presentation

Presenter; Alison Smith – Healthcare Improvement Scotland

Presentation: The talk shall provide an introduction of the role of Health Improvement Scotland (HIS) within Occupational health, and who may have to be registered, as not all OH departments are required to be registered.

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