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Go to www.who.int/occupational_health/en/ and scroll down the page until you see on the right hand side 'Just published' and there it is the top item 'Raising awareness of stress in developing countries: protecting workers health series No 6' 

Greta
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  From: Anne E Fleming NONLILLY 
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 9:13 AM
  Subject: Re: [OCC-HEALTH] stress



  Hi, 
  Tried this link, need some help to navigate to the relevant article please!
        Anne FLEMING  
        Occupational Health Adviser 
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  Lindsey 
  How I do agree with you but funnily enough I too received something in the post on stress today. It is 'Raising awareness of stress in developing countries: protecting workers health series No 6' and you can download it free from www.who.in/occupational_health . 
    
  Unlike the article you mention this is not aimed at the UK because we are supposed to be 'developed' however, I shall be using what it contains as there is much in there that directly relates to the UK - not least the 2 sample questionnaires and it fits very nicely with the HSE standards; risk assessment etc. 
    
  I can truly recommend this book, 
    
  Greta 
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  From: Lindsey Hall 
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  Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 3:53 PM 
  Subject: [OCC-HEALTH] 

  It's obviously the week for it. I have just taken delivery of this month's Nursing Management with a front cover headline about Managing stress in the workplace.  It is written by an American and is all about complimentary therapies, with no mention of the UK legislative framework, risk assessment or anything else that is relevant to UK nursing managers, managing stress at work.  I have nothing against Americans - I have lots of close relatives over there. I have nothing against complimentary therapies either.  I do though have a problem with articles in serious professional journals, written by authors who appear to have little grasp of the wider issues and that give the impression that workplace stress needs nothing more than a bit of meditation on the part of the stressed employee. 
    
  Lindsey 
    
  Lindsey Hall 
  Occupational Health Management Consultant 
  Split Dimension 
  07771 596111 
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