Is it in the attached Margaret. Eg,

 

When occupational health professionals give advice to an employer

they will not normally refer to clinical details. An occupational health

practitioner may state that an employee is fit, unfit or that restrictions

are required, but the employer does not need to know the clinical

details behind that advice, except with the written consent of the

individual, if it is considered essential in the particular situation

 

Karen

 

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Dear All,

 

I am reaching into the past for a reference and wonder if someone can please point me in the right direction.

 

It was something stating something along the lines of :

 

OH professionals interpret and report on the information in a medical report for managers rather than the managers having to understand impacts of diagnoses and treatments and then having to make judgements on individual's likely abilities / inabilities at work/ fitness to work etc.

 

Does this ring a bell with anyone?  NICE, CIPD, HSE???

 

Would be grateful if someone can recall the document please?

 

Thank you  in anticipation

 

Margaret

 

 

 

 

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