Mental Heath Newsletter – September Edition

30/08/19 – Company News

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Check out the September edition of our mental health newsletter.

This month we are focusing on knowing our numbers.

Do you know what your blood pressure should be? Do you know your systolic from your diastolic? Confused? Don’t be…

The 9th-15th September is Know Your Numbers Week, a great time to get your blood pressure checked and enable you to take the necessary action to prevent future health issues.

Our calendar themes this month are

Blood Cancer Awareness Month
World Heart Day
World Suicide Prevention Day

The Latest from our Blog…

Check out our blog for all of the latest news, events and updates from Medigold Health.

Managing the current UK flu increase and supporting business continuity

Dr Sam Valanejad, Chief Medical Officer – Commercial Sam is Chief Medical Officer – Commercial at Medigold Health and a Consultant Specialist in Occupational Medicine. He leads the development of innovative, evidence-based clinical services, including programmes that help employers protect their workforce from seasonal health risks such as flu. The[...]
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Introducing our new Protect Microsite: Making occupational health simpler, smarter and more accessible for growing businesses

If you’ve ever tried to arrange occupational health support as a smaller business, you’ll know it isn’t always straightforward. Costs can vary significantly, processes can be confusing and it’s not always obvious what you’re actually paying for. That’s exactly why we created Protect back in 2020 – to give smaller organisations a simple, accessible and cost-effective way to look after their people. Since then, Protect has grown alongside the businesses it supports. What started as a[...]
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Breaking barriers: How we can close the disability employment gap

This guest article is written by Kath Wood, Medigold’s Lead Disability Training and Consultancy Specialist. Every year, from 20th November to 20th December, the UK marks Disability History Month (UKDHM) – a time to reflect on the history, rights and experiences of disabled people. It’s also a chance to ask[...]
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