Concise guideline follows an extensive review of the evidence of common work activities to see whether they might adversely affect pregnancy outcomes.

Alcohol dependence is common among patients attending acute hospitals but doctors in these settings are often inexperienced at assessing dependence.

This concise guideline has been developed to aid doctors in understanding when and how to issue a fit note to the greatest benefit for their patients.

Concise summary of the British Occupational Health Research Foundation guideline on reducing the severity of individual cases of occupational asthma.

This guideline covers identifying, assessing and managing alcohol-use disorders (harmful drinking and alcohol dependence) in adults and young people aged 10–17 years.

Concise guidance providing physicians who work in primary and secondary medical care with a standardised approach to managing contact dermatitis.

This guideline focuses on managing varicella zoster virus (chicken pox and shingles) in the workplace, providing evidence-based guidance for occupational health professionals.

This national guideline offers evidence-based advice on the management of four upper limb disorders in the workplace: carpal tunnel syndrome, non-specific arm pain, tenosynovitis and lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow).

National guideline offering evidence-based advice on the management of dermatitis in the workplace.

National guideline enabling consistent evidence-based advice to be given in relation to pregnant women who are exposed to hazards at work.