We are delighted to share we are involved in a research project about Self-management of workers with long-term conditions, led by Loughborough University, funded by the NIHR
The Project
There are 13 million workers in the UK with long-term health problems or disabilities. To help people stay well at work, the UK government and professional groups want employers to support workers to self-manage their health. Yet, there is no specific advice for employers to help them achieve this goal.
This project, led by Dr David Maidment at Loughborough University, aims to bring together different groups of researchers, employers, civil servants, healthcare, professionals, and workers to help us help us how to best to translate research into practical tools that can help improve workplace self-management.
How you can get involved
We are seeking participation from employers, workers, professional bodies, charities and integrated care systems.
We are developing the Co-Manage Prototype and would value your ideas about what content and features the Co-Manage resource should include. You can find out more information here.
Team
Lead investigator: Dr David Maidment: d.w.maidment@lboro.ac.uk.
The research team: Fehmidah Munir, Karina Nielsen, Jo Yarker, Dr Sally Hemming (nee Bridges), Kim Burton, Serena Bartys, John Ballard, Charlotte Edwardson, Helen Barrow, Steven Marwaha, Lara Shemtob
Tags: Self-management, Longterm Conditions, Workers, Research
