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The British Occupational Health Research Foundation (BOHRF)
6 St Andrew's PlaceRegent's Park
London
NW1 4LB
Tel: 020 7317 5898
Fax: 020 7317 5899
Web: www.bohrf.org.uk
The British Occupational Health Research Foundation (BOHRF)is a non-profit making, grant awarding charity established in 1991 to contribute to the best possible physical and mental well-being of employees. Their mission:
Bringing employers and researchers together to produce robust science and evidence based work of practical value whose application will contribute to the right of people at work to be 'healthy, motivated and at work'.
Our strategy is to concentrate in high quality, high impact projects which will have maximum positive effects for as many workers as possible.
BOHRF raises and deploys funds for:
- Occupational health research of practical value
- Practical evidence based reviews and guidelines in biomedical and psychological fields thereby reducing the enormous cost to employers and employees of work related illnesses.
They only fund work which has direct practical application in the workplace.
Checked: January 2007
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