2023 Sue Britton Bursary Award A student at Imperial College London’s Faculty of Medicine has been awarded the 2023 Sue Britton Bursary. Sue Britton was a double-lung transplantee who passed away in 2020. She had worked in occupational health for many years. The bursary award is made annually in Sue’s name, by Occupational Health Assessment Ltd, to a medical student who […]
Working towards SEQOHS accreditation We’ve started the journey towards SEQOHS accreditation, an occupational health quality standard. What is SEQOHS? SEQOHS stands for “Safe Effective Quality Occupational Health Service”. It’s a quality assurance scheme, a bit like ISO quality accreditation, specifically designed for occupational health. SEQOHS is an independently validated quality standard. It involves an external assessment of our business,
Sri Lanka female health project Earlier this year Occupational Health Assessment Ltd supported Dr. Fatema Mustansir Dawoodbhoy by contributing to funding an elective medical placement in Sri Lanka. Elective medical placements are periods away from medical school spent working in the real world. Most medical students participate in an elective at some point. Dr. Dawoodbhoy
Supporting female health in Sri Lanka Occupational Health Assessment Ltd is proud to be contributing to funding an elective placement for a recent graduate of Imperial College London. Fatema Mustansir Dawoodbhoy has just arrived in Sri Lanka to help promote effective menstrual health management, which can have a profound effect of individual and societal health. Fatema has already
Imperial College student awarded Sue Britton Bursary A student at Imperial College London’s Faculty of Medicine has been awarded the Sue Britton Bursary. Sue Britton was a double-lung transplantee who passed away in 2020. She had worked in occupational health for many years. To those who knew her, Sue embodied the most positive disposition and held humanity (and her
We’re certified as a carbon neutral business Increasing amounts of Carbon Dioxide and other Greenhouse Gases (CO2e) are understood to be the leading cause of global warming. Buying electric cars or solar panels may not be practical for every person and the problem is just as big for businesses. Occupational Health Assessment Limited is committed to being a sustainable
University of Bristol student accepts Sue Britton Bursary A student at the University of Bristol has accepted the Sue Britton Bursary. Sue Britton was a double-lung transplantee who passed away in 2020. She had worked in occupational health for many years. To those who knew her, Sue embodied the most positive disposition and held humanity