Employee mental health
Alternative labels
Work-related mental health conditions
Psychosocial safety climate
Guide
Working in Westminster: a guide to looking after your mental health
Research has found that Members of Parliament are significantly more likely to experience mental ill health than the wider population. This guide is intended as a starting point to help people working in politics look after their mental health.
Discussion paper
Keeping hope: identifying and minimising the risk of distress in practitioners involved in a regulatory process
This paper reports on the first phase of the quality improvement work to better understand practitioner distress and consider further improvements to manage and mitigate that distress during a regulatory process.
Report
Stressed and overworked
In this report, Health Foundation researchers analyse survey data to understand the experiences of GPs in the United Kingdom and how they compare to other countries. They present the data under three themes - how GPs view their job; the care GPs provide and how it is changing; and how GPs work with other professionals...
Report
Under pressure: Australia’s mental health emergency
This report argues that addressing access to mental healthcare will require substantial, long-term changes to the provision of health services in Australia.
Report
Communication counts: helping small business supervisors support ill and injured workers to return to the workplace
For this project, BETA collaborated with Safe Work Australia to adapt existing return to work materials for use by supervisors in small and medium enterprises and undertook a literature review, stakeholder consultation, and data analysis.