Allied Health Professional (AHP) Health and Work Report
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Certificate
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Resources
| Resource | Resource Description |
|---|---|
| AHP Advisory Fitness for Work Report | Background information on the Royal College of Occupational Therapists website about the AHP Advisory Fitness for Work Report |
| The Allied Health Professions Federation | Information on the AHP Health and Work Report. |
| Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals | Advice for medical professionals to follow when assessing a patient's fitness to drive |
| Confirmation statement that the AHP Advisory Fitness for Work Report is acceptable for claiming Statutory Sick Pay | Statement on the Royal College of Occupational Therapists' website confirming that the AHP Advisory Fitness for Work Report can be used as evidence for claiming Statutory Sick pay |
| Department for Work and Pensions guidance on fit notes | Links to on-line guidance documents (for GPs and other doctors, patients and employees, employers and line managers and occupational health professionals) about completion of fit notes |
| DVLA advice on driving with medical conditions | Government website providing advice on legal aspects of driving with medical conditions or disabilities |
| Equality Act | Equality Act and definition of disability |
| Fit for Work |
Fit for Work offers free, expert and impartial advice to anyone looking for help with issues around health and work. It includes online resources, an online chat facility to a specialist advisor, opportunities to email a question or call their free advice line on 0800 032 6235 (English) or 0800 032 6233 (Cymraeg). |
| The Healthcare Professionals’ Consensus statement on work and health | Agreed by the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, the Royal College of Nursing and the Allied Health Professions Federation, it marks the collective commitment of Healthcare Professionals’ to the Health and Work agenda. To support this endorsed statement, Work and Health e-learning modules have been released which occupational therapists can access. |
| Health and Care Professions Council's Standards of Conduct, Performance and Ethics | Describes and explains the ten standards of conduct performance and ethics
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| Occupational Dictionary | On-line New Zealand occupational dictionary providing details of different job demands |
| Reasonable adjustments | Reasonable adjustments and the Equalities Act |
| Talking Work | A guide for Doctors discussing work and work modifications with patients |
Learning outcomes
By completing this resource:
Occupational Therapists will be able to understand the Allied Health Professions Advisory Fitness for Work Report and how to complete it.
This resource was developed by:
Project team: Dr Carol Coole, Dr Stathis Konstantinidis, Professor Avril Drummond, Dr Kate Radford, Dr Louise Thomson, Dr Sayeed Khan, Gill Phillips, Dr Joanne Ablewhite.
Project developer: Aaron Fecowycz
Acknowledgements: With thanks to the participants of the CREATE study for their role in co-designing this resource, and to the members of the expert panel for reviewing the content.
Funding: This work was supported by the UK Occupational Therapy Research Foundation, a division of the Royal College of Occupational Therapists.
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