Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace

Make yours a programme that works

Does your organisation need a healthier, happier and more productive workforce?

On Monday 25 January 2010 Cambridge University Hospitals hosted the 'Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace' conference.

The conference provided delegates with practical skills and knowledge to develop and implement successful health and wellbeing programmes across the public and private sector.

Keynote speaker:

Andrew Lansley MP
– Shadow Secretary of State for Health

Key speakers included:

Dame Carol Black –

National Director for Health and Work for the Health, Work & Well-being Delivery Unit

Dr Steve Boorman – Lead to the NHS Health and Wellbeing Review 2009 and Chief Medical Adviser to Royal Mail

Stephen Welfare – Director of
Workforce for NHS East of England

Dr Catherine Kilfedder –
BT Group Health Adviser

Topics

NHS Health and Wellbeing Review - the recommendations
Mental Health - protection and inclusion in challenging times
reducing staff muscular skeletal disorder absence through early intervention - the debate
gaining buy-in from the board
successfully evaluating your health
and wellbeing programme
engaging staff through effective
communication
promoting staff resilience
successful case study and ideas
and much more …

> Conference materials (requires password)

If you are having any difficulties accessing the conference toolkit, please contact bonnie.watson@ addenbrookes.nhs.uk

Tel: 01223 257 143

Cambridge University Hospitals are home to Addenbrooke’s Life, the innovative staff health and wellbeing programme.

> Addenbrooke’s Life

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