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Conference Report 2009

2009 Conference

January 2010 - we would like to thank everyone who participated in the November 2009 Conference, "Stress the 21^st Century Epidemic". We had a most successful weekend again and express our special thanks to NASUWT for their very kind sponsorship of the event, through provision of the Conference facilities

From this page you will be able to access the following conference documents, including a number of supplementary papers and the two booklets referred to by Isabelle Schoemann that were not available in paper copy:-

Presentations	Workshop Materials and reports	Other related documents
Ian Draper Presentation		Conference Programme
Isabelle Schoemann Presentation		Conference Speakers and workshop facilitators
Emma Donaldson-Feilder Presentation	John Usher Mediation workshop presentation
Sean Duignan and Maggie Seraj Presentation	John Usher's Powerpoint Presentation as a pdf	NICE paper on Mental Health and Well-being [Nov09]
	Rachael Pope Behaviours and Stress Workshop Presentation	HSE "Stress are you doing enough?"
	HSE Stress Action Plan
	Management Competencies workshop outcomes	HSE Model Stress Policy
	Stress casework workshop outline and report	HSE/CIPD papers on Management Competencies outcomes HR version Managers' version
	General Conference Report
		ETUI Framework agreement on work-related Stress
		Danish Stress booklet
		Cumbrian NHS Foundation Trust Partnership Human Resources - Sickness Support Update (This paper was submitted by a delegate following their attendance at the Conference, related to issues they raised back at work)

We also have some photos of the 2009 conference

Advance Notice for 2010

"Stress Prevention to secure an effective workplace"

Annual Stress Network Conference, November 27th /28th 2010 - further details to be confirmed here in due course

We also have the 2008 Conference report available as a summary of all the conference sessions in one easy to read document. Copies are in Word ® & PDF versions.