Early retirement because of illness or disability
If you’re thinking of retiring because of ill health or a disability, take time to consider your options. Work out what each one will mean for you financially as well…
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Support to help you keep your job when ill or disabled
If you’ve developed a health condition or become disabled, you probably want to know whether you can take time off work, work more flexible hours, or have adjustments made to…
How to sort out your money if you become ill or disabled
If you’re facing a health problem, your finances may be the last thing on your mind. However, to avoid money worries building up, try and sort out your money situation…
Money problems and poor mental wellbeing
Often, there’s a link between struggling with money and poor mental wellbeing. Feeling low can make it tough to manage money. And worrying about it can make you feel even…
FAQ: the long-term impact of Covid-19
Consultant Occupational Health Physician and RMBF volunteer Professor Harj Kaul fields some common questions about the impact of the pandemic – covering “long Covid”, mental health, remote working and more.
Keeping calm and in control through the Covid-19 pandemic
Consultant Occupational Health Physician and RMBF volunteer Professor Harj Kaul shares his advice for keeping anxiety at bay and staying mentally well, during and after the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mental health and wellbeing support for medics
This page gives information on accessing our online wellbeing resource, launched in June 2020, offering a range of helpful advice and information for medics of all ages and specialties.
Having a baby as a junior doctor
Experiencing the pitter-patter of tiny feet is a wonderful, challenging and life-changing experience – but how do you manage it if you are also a junior doctor?
Improving work-life balance for doctors
What's the best way to achieve work-life balance? Why are doctors reporting less job satisfaction? How can you combat the causes of stress? Professor Cary Cooper answers your questions.
Time management advice for doctors
As a doctor, you always have too much to do each day. You may believe there is nothing you can do about this situation, that it's just the way things are. But this isn't so. Here are the five biggest mistakes you might be making. Change these and your life will change too.