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Occupational Medicine 1997;47:463-467
© 1997 Society of Occupational Medicine

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Improving mental well-being in the workplace

D. M. Miller

Manor House Thrupp, Oxfordshire, OX5 1JY, UK

Occupational physicians, who are in a key position to influence company policy on mental health, have limited access to education on mental health. This paper discusses the results of a postal survey of occupational physicians that was designed to identify the mental health information needs of occupational physicians, determine the way in which this information should be disseminated and measure the extent to which occupational physicians encounter mental health problems in the workplace.

Keywords      Mental health in the workplace; occupational physicians; stress; work-related stress

Received        7 July 1997
Accepted        2 September 1997

Correspondence and reprint requests to: D. M. Miller, Manor House, Thrupp, Oxfordshire, OX5 1JY, UK. Tel: (+44) 1865 883349; Fax: (+44) 1865 881040


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