A healthy rethink

According to AXA PPP healthcare's recent State of the Nation survey, four in 10 of the British workforce have experienced symptoms of a mental health condition in the workplace, and just over half would be prepared to wear a device that detects the early signs of mental health symptoms if their...

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Published in:Occupational health 2018-09, Vol.70 (9), p.16-17
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