Work, rehabilitation and mental health

Mental Health and Work : Mental Health and Work: Norway

Executive summary Assessment and recommendations Chapter 1. Mental health and work challenges in Norway Chapter 2. Reconsidering Norwegian sickness absence policies Chapter 3. Revising disability benefit assessment procedures and eligibility criteria in Norway Chapter 4. Enhancing the effectiveness of Norway’s vocational rehabilitation system Chapter 5. Involving mental health care in Norway in...

Mental Health and Social Work

Mental health problems at work.

organising the randomised trials that are needed to evaluate the numerous interventions that have been suggested and are in current use. Finally, venous thromboembolism. Deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism are avoidable and treatable risks for all ill patients. Yet few hospitals provide a coherent and informed preventive service, or a good treatment service, of the sort that has been pi...

Mental Health at Work Place

Mental health denotes a symptom free mind and fair level of emotional well being. Be it home or workplace; mental health of an individual is subjected to environmental stressors that may reduce one’s state of well being. The workplace in particular can be a very tiring environment for anyone. The stress of long working hours, ever increasing targets, managing coworkers and subordinates can take...

Mental Health Work in Nottingham

The recommendations of the Royal Commission on the need for close co-operation between hospital and local health authority services in the mental health field, recently reinforced by Ministry of Health Circulars 9/59 and H.M.(59)46., are further emphasised in the Mental Health Act 1959. It may be of interest, therefore, to examine now the mechanics of a system with eleven years' operational exp...