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SUMMARY:SOM Scottish Group ASM\, The Future of Work and He
 alth
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 >Scottish Group of the Society of Occupational Med
 icine<br />\n Annual Scientific Meeting 2026: The 
 Future of Work and Health<br />\n Royal College of
  Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow <br />\n Frida
 y 20th November. Registration and coffee from 8.45
 am. Professional updates: 9.30am-5pm</strong></p>\
 n \n <p>We are delighted to <strong>open booking</
 strong> for the Scottish SOM Annual Scientific Mee
 ting 2026. This meeting brings together colleagues
  with an interest in health and work\, including P
 hysicians\, Doctors\, Nurses\, Allied Healthcare P
 rofessionals\, General Practitioners and Researche
 rs.</p>\n \n <p>This year's theme is the <strong>F
 uture of Work and Health</strong>. We are excited 
 to welcome experts at the forefront of their field
 s for an engaging discussion about how cutting edg
 e changes in health and technology will affect wor
 k\, delivering insights with clear relevance to pr
 actice. There will be ample opportunity to reconne
 ct with colleagues and meet new ones\, in our netw
 orking breaks.</p>\n \n <p><strong>Programme highl
 ights:</strong></p>\n \n <p><strong>The Changing W
 orld of Work</strong><br />\n - <strong>Psychologi
 cal Health at Work: What Makes a Difference?</stro
 ng> Professor Neil Greenberg\, President of the So
 ciety of Occupational Medicine.<br />\n - <strong>
 Obesity\, GLP-1 Therapies and Work.</strong> Profe
 ssor Naveed Sattar\, University of Glasgow </p>\n 
 \n <p><strong>Innovation in Clinical Practice: Imp
 lications for Work</strong><br />\n - <strong>Diab
 etes Technology\, Cognitive Performance and Safety
  at Work.</strong> Professor Rory McCrimmon\, Univ
 ersity of Dundee<br />\n - <strong>Emerging Treatm
 ents in Mental Health: Ketamine and Novel Therapie
 s.</strong> Professor Hamish McAllister-Williams\,
  University of Newcastle<br />\n - <strong>In Conv
 ersation: How Will Psychedelic Treatments Impact o
 n Work?</strong> Professor Hamish McAllister-Willi
 ams and Dr Oli Chapman</p>\n \n <p><strong>From Ev
 idence to Experience: Applying OH principles</stro
 ng><br />\n - <strong>Occupational Health at a Tur
 ning Point: Lessons from 30 Years of OH Leadership
 . </strong>Dr Chris Pugh\, Senior Consultant Physi
 cian in Occupational Health<br />\n - <strong>Reha
 bilitation: Optimising Function.</strong> Dr Lynne
  Hutton\, Consultant and Training Programme Lead i
 n Rehabilitation Medicine</p>\n \n <p><strong>Look
 ing Ahead</strong><br />\n - <strong>Work Smart: A
 rtificial Intelligence and the Future of Occupatio
 nal Medicine. </strong>Dr Lara Shemtob\, Imperial 
 College London</p>\n \n <p>We will end the day wit
 h an interactive panel discussion:</p>\n \n <p><st
 rong>Occupational Health 2035<br />\n What will ch
 ange? What challenges will we face? How should we 
 adapt? </strong><br />\n Chaired by <strong>Profes
 sor Drushca Lalloo</strong>\, with confirmed panel
 lists:<br />\n - <strong>Clare Brown</strong>\, Se
 nior Specialist Occupational Health Nurse\, Chair 
 of the SOM North East region<br />\n - <strong>Dr 
 Aneka Popat</strong>\, Occupational Health Physici
 an and author of leadership principles for the Gen
 eral Medical Council<br />\n - <strong>Dr Munna Ro
 y</strong>\, Consultant Physician in Occupational 
 Health with expertise in Occupational Health busin
 ess development</p>\n \n <p><strong>Why attend?</s
 trong><br />\n - Explore emerging clinical and wor
 kplace developments relevant to occupational healt
 h.<br />\n - Gain practical insights that can info
 rm contemporary practice.<br />\n - Engage directl
 y with leading speakers and experienced practition
 ers.<br />\n - Connect with colleagues working acr
 oss the NHS\, industry\, defence\, academia and in
 dependent practice.<br />\n - Contribute to discus
 sion about the future direction of occupational me
 dicine.</p>\n \n <p><strong>Registration fees:</st
 rong><br />\n Full-time Students - five subsidised
  places (you do not need to be a SOM member)\, ava
 ilable on a first-come\, first-served basis - £20 
 (email <a href="mailto:Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk" tar
 get="_blank">Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk</a> for discou
 nt code)<br />\n Reduced rate for SOM members who 
 are Resident Doctors\, Foundation Doctors\, Occupa
 tional Health Nurses or Allied Healthcare Professi
 onals - £75 (email <a href="mailto:Ann.Caluori@som
 .org.uk" target="_blank">Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk</a
 > for discount code)<br />\n Other SOM members - £
 110<br />\n Non-SOM members - £135</p>\n \n <p><st
 rong>Conference dinner</strong><br />\n Continue t
 he conversation at the Scottish SOM Conference Din
 ner: <br />\n <strong>The Corinthian Club\, Glasgo
 w\, 6pm\, £50 per person. <a href="https://www.som
 .org.uk/civicrm/event/info%3Fid%3D1026%26reset%3D1
 " target="_blank">Register for the dinner here.</a
 ></strong><br />\n The dinner is open to all atten
 dees\, but places are strictly limited and early b
 ooking is strongly recommended.</p>\n \n <p>We war
 mly welcome SOM members and non-members with an in
 terest in occupational medicine\, occupational hea
 lth and the relationship between work and health\,
  and look forward to seeing you in November.</p>\n
  \n <p><strong>Please ensure you are logged in to 
 access the SOM member discount (£110). For other d
 iscounts\, please email Ann Caluori for the code (
 details in fee section above). Please specify any 
 dietary requirements in the relevant box on the re
 gistration page.</strong></p>\n \n <p><strong>This
  event is generously sponsored by <a href="https:/
 /oh-partners.co.uk/" target="_blank">OH Partners</
 a>.</strong></p>\n \n <p><strong><img alt="" src="
 https://www.som.org.uk/sites/som.org.uk/files/civi
 crm/persist/contribute/images/rs_w_600_cg_true_m(1
 ).jpg" style="width: 200px\; height: 85px\;" /></s
 trong></p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:Scottish Group of the Society of Occupational Medi
 cine\n \n Annual Scientific Meeting 2026: The Futu
 re of Work and Health\n \n Royal College of Physic
 ians and Surgeons of Glasgow \n \n Friday 20th Nov
 ember. Registration and coffee from 8.45am. Profes
 sional updates: 9.30am-5pm\n \n \n \n We are delig
 hted to open booking for the Scottish SOM Annual S
 cientific Meeting 2026. This meeting brings togeth
 er colleagues with an interest in health and work\
 , including Physicians\, Doctors\, Nurses\, Allied
  Healthcare Professionals\, General Practitioners 
 and Researchers.\n \n \n \n This year's theme is t
 he Future of Work and Health. We are excited to we
 lcome experts at the forefront of their fields for
  an engaging discussion about how cutting edge cha
 nges in health and technology will affect work\, d
 elivering insights with clear relevance to practic
 e. There will be ample opportunity to reconnect wi
 th colleagues and meet new ones\, in our networkin
 g breaks.\n \n \n \n Programme highlights:\n \n \n
  \n The Changing World of Work\n \n - Psychologica
 l Health at Work: What Makes a Difference? Profess
 or Neil Greenberg\, President of the Society of Oc
 cupational Medicine.\n \n - Obesity\, GLP-1 Therap
 ies and Work. Professor Naveed Sattar\, University
  of Glasgow \n \n \n \n Innovation in Clinical Pra
 ctice: Implications for Work\n \n - Diabetes Techn
 ology\, Cognitive Performance and Safety at Work. 
 Professor Rory McCrimmon\, University of Dundee\n 
 \n - Emerging Treatments in Mental Health: Ketamin
 e and Novel Therapies. Professor Hamish McAllister
 -Williams\, University of Newcastle\n \n - In Conv
 ersation: How Will Psychedelic Treatments Impact o
 n Work? Professor Hamish McAllister-Williams and D
 r Oli Chapman\n \n \n \n From Evidence to Experien
 ce: Applying OH principles\n \n - Occupational Hea
 lth at a Turning Point: Lessons from 30 Years of O
 H Leadership. Dr Chris Pugh\, Senior Consultant Ph
 ysician in Occupational Health\n \n - Rehabilitati
 on: Optimising Function. Dr Lynne Hutton\, Consult
 ant and Training Programme Lead in Rehabilitation 
 Medicine\n \n \n \n Looking Ahead\n \n - Work Smar
 t: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Occup
 ational Medicine. Dr Lara Shemtob\, Imperial Colle
 ge London\n \n \n \n We will end the day with an i
 nteractive panel discussion:\n \n \n \n Occupation
 al Health 2035\n \n What will change? What challen
 ges will we face? How should we adapt? \n \n Chair
 ed by Professor Drushca Lalloo\, with confirmed pa
 nellists:\n \n - Clare Brown\, Senior Specialist O
 ccupational Health Nurse\, Chair of the SOM North 
 East region\n \n - Dr Aneka Popat\, Occupational H
 ealth Physician and author of leadership principle
 s for the General Medical Council\n \n - Dr Munna 
 Roy\, Consultant Physician in Occupational Health 
 with expertise in Occupational Health business dev
 elopment\n \n \n \n Why attend?\n \n - Explore eme
 rging clinical and workplace developments relevant
  to occupational health.\n \n - Gain practical ins
 ights that can inform contemporary practice.\n \n 
 - Engage directly with leading speakers and experi
 enced practitioners.\n \n - Connect with colleague
 s working across the NHS\, industry\, defence\, ac
 ademia and independent practice.\n \n - Contribute
  to discussion about the future direction of occup
 ational medicine.\n \n \n \n Registration fees:\n 
 \n Full-time Students - five subsidised places (yo
 u do not need to be a SOM member)\, available on a
  first-come\, first-served basis - £20 (email Ann.
 Caluori@som.org.uk (mailto:Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk)
  for discount code)\n \n Reduced rate for SOM memb
 ers who are Resident Doctors\, Foundation Doctors\
 , Occupational Health Nurses or Allied Healthcare 
 Professionals - £75 (email Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk 
 (mailto:Ann.Caluori@som.org.uk) for discount code)
 \n \n Other SOM members - £110\n \n Non-SOM member
 s - £135\n \n \n \n Conference dinner\n \n Continu
 e the conversation at the Scottish SOM Conference 
 Dinner: \n \n The Corinthian Club\, Glasgow\, 6pm\
 , £50 per person. Register for the dinner here. (h
 ttps://www.som.org.uk/civicrm/event/info%3Fid%3D10
 26%26reset%3D1)\n \n The dinner is open to all att
 endees\, but places are strictly limited and early
  booking is strongly recommended.\n \n \n \n We wa
 rmly welcome SOM members and non-members with an i
 nterest in occupational medicine\, occupational he
 alth and the relationship between work and health\
 , and look forward to seeing you in November.\n \n
  \n \n Please ensure you are logged in to access t
 he SOM member discount (£110). For other discounts
 \, please email Ann Caluori for the code (details 
 in fee section above). Please specify any dietary 
 requirements in the relevant box on the registrati
 on page.\n \n \n \n This event is generously spons
 ored by OH Partners (https://oh-partners.co.uk/).\
 n \n \n \n \n \n 
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