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Anna Kelsey-Sugg
There is a way of minimising the adverse effects trauma workers are exposed to. It start with acknowledging "vicarious trauma."
Anna Kelsey-Sugg
When it comes to back pain, we don't have the right vocabulary - and we need it. The right words can inform the correct way of thinking.
Gabrielle Lis
Every workplace has health champions and health underdogs. Motivating the latter can be a real challenge...
Anna Kelsey-Sugg
The impact of 'patient narrative' - first-hand stories of illness and injury - shouldn't be underestimated. (Includes video footage)
Dr Mary Wyatt
How do doctors assess a person's ability to work? What factors come into play when they make their decision?
Dr Mary Wyatt
How patients communicate has an important influence on the treatment they receive. What is the impact of distress?
Dr Mary Wyatt
Is it useful to know the pathology of a wrinkle? Do scans help people with back pain? Does knowing have an impact on recovery?
Dr Mary Wyatt
Let's put some evidence behind sick certificates. The more that's known, the better off the whole system will be.
SuperDoc
Our Superhero Superdoc is back on back pain and the importance of not being afraid of it. Fear causes worse outcomes.
SuperDoc
Fear and back pain are a destructive combination - our local superhero talks about why this is the case.
SuperDoc
SuperDoc takes a look at the issues surrounding work causation ... and the funny questions people ask superheroes.
SuperDoc
Partnerships between doctors and the workplace are worth working on. Open up the communication channels.
SuperDoc
How to Communicate with Doctors (or Yakking with Quacks). Doc doc, who's there? Doctor. Doctor who?
SuperDoc
Super Doc gives a super-spiel about the importance of listening - and saying no when you need to.
