[Webinar Registration] Long COVID and Mental Health

Every year, 10 October marks World Mental Health Day, a global occasion to raise awareness about mental health and advocate against the stigma around mental health issues. In the context of the ongoing pandemic, the uncertainty and disruption at the workplace created by COVID-19 have resulted in an increased priority for workforce mental health and wellbeing

Join Dr Nosa Aihie, Regional Medical Director, International SOS on Wednesday, 20 October 2021 at 11.00 (Dubai) for a regional update about COVID-19 and a timely discussion about its implications on mental health.

The agenda includes:

Latest updates about COVID-19 in the Middle East
Long COVID
COVID and Mental Health
Live Q&A session

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Attending this webinar can help you better evaluate the health and wellbeing of your workforce and your preparedness to address risks in the future. Please register, even if you cannot attend, as all registrants will receive a copy of the webinar recording.

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