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BACK IN ACTION UK SETS THE STANDARD FOR WORKPLACE PHYSICAL HEALTH WITH SEQOHS ACCREDITATION
Back in Action UK has been awarded the highly coveted SEQOHS accreditation (Safe, Effective, Quality Occupational Health Service) to become the UK's only independent occupational physiotherapy service provider to be recognised in this way.
This prestigious certification, endorsed by the Faculty of Occupational Medicine, is the gold standard for occupational health services, ensuring that providers meet rigorous standards of quality and safety.
By achieving this certification, Back in Action UK has demonstrated its dedication to delivering high- quality, effective, and safe occupational health services that meet the needs of employers and employees alike across its comprehensive range of occupational physiotherapy services, which include:
● Specialist on-site and off-site physiotherapy. ● Ergonomic assessments and consultancy.
● Bespoke and market-leading injury prevention training (IPT).
● Wellness programs designed to enhance employee engagement and productivity.
In addition, the company which is part of the Sano Physiotherapy Group, a national provider of musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy services, has achieved ISO 9001 certification for its back-office quality management system through its parent company.
BARONESS WATKINS OF TAVISTOCK JOINS ROSPA’S PRESIDENTIAL TEAM
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) has this week announced the appointment of Mary Watkins, Baroness Watkins of Tavistock, as a member of its presidential team.
Baroness Watkins brings a wealth of experience from her distinguished career in nursing, healthcare leadership, and public service, further strengthening RoSPA’s commitment to championing safety and preventing accidents.
The RoSPA presidential team comprises Deputy President Baroness Margaret Eaton and Life President Lord Jordan, and as Vice President, Baroness Watkins will contribute to the presidential team’s vital role in bringing RoSPA’s voice to the halls of Westminster.
In welcoming the appointment, Rebecca Hickman, RoSPA’s Chief Executive, said: “Throughout Baroness Watkins’s professional life, she has shown unwavering
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Sano Physiotherapy Managing Director Matthew Taylor explained: “The dual recognition through SEQOHS and ISO9001 certification highlights our commitment to providing the highest level of service for our customers and reinforces our position as a leader in the occupational health sector.
“We look forward to continuing to support the health and wellbeing of workplaces across the UK with our values led, client focused services.”
Sano Physiotherapy Head of Customer Success Alex Bell added: “Achieving SEQOHS accreditation is a significant milestone for us as it highlights our dedication to excellence and our commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of employees in every workplace we serve. We will continue to innovate and enhance our services to meet the evolving needs of our customers.”
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dedication to the health, safety and wellbeing of our communities, which is why we are thrilled she now sits on RoSPA’s presidential team.
“As we head into the launch of a new national accident prevention campaign, having Baroness Watkins as part of the RoSPA team will be a powerful addition to our work and we are looking forward to making change together.”
Baroness Watkins said: “I am honoured to join RoSPA’s presidential team and to contribute to an organisation that has such a profound impact on the safety and wellbeing of communities. My career has been dedicated to improving health and safety standards, and I look forward to working with RoSPA to advance these crucial issues, particularly in areas such as road safety, child protection, and community healthcare.”
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