Business Bites – Work Well, Lead Well – 14th May

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Business Bites are a series of short webinars on topics relevant to your company irrespective of your size or industry. This sessions guest speaker will be Dr Victoria Bakare MBBS MRCGP DOccMed from Kent Family Medical

Join us for “Work Well, Lead Well—The Manager’s Guide to Occupational Health”, a webinar tailored for local employers and managers.

Gain practical knowledge on when and how to make effective occupational health referrals and best practices for fostering employee well-being and workplace productivity.

What to Expect:

•  Insights into the purpose and benefits of occupational health services.
•  Guidance on writing effective management referrals, including real-world examples.
• Occupational Health report explanations, including confidentiality and employee consent.
• A chance to have your questions answered – Q&A.

This session, led by Dr. Victoria Bakare (MBBS MRCGP DOccMed) and the Kent Family Medical team, is designed to empower managers with tools to support workplace health effectively.

About Dr. Victoria Bakare (MBBS MRCGP DOccMed)

Dr Victoria Bakare is a dedicated and compassionate GP who brings a wealth of expertise to her practice, serving both private and NHS patients across South East London and Kent. Known for her warm and personable approach, Dr Bakare is deeply committed to improving her patients’ health and quality of life. Her special interests include sexual health, musculoskeletal health, and promoting wellbeing in the workplace; reflecting her holistic approach to patient care.

She graduated from King’s College London in 2017 and is currently undertaking an Executive MBA in Health at University College London. She has completed the Diploma course in Occupational Medicine at the Royal Society of Public Health.

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