Titled “Forward NUMed: Cultivating A Mentally Resilient Workforce”, the webinar is organised by Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia and supported by the College of Physicians.
Therefore, the primary aim of this event is to raise awareness about mental health concerns in the workplace and to spark discussions on how to create an inclusive workplace that accepts and supports individuals with mental health issues in Malaysia. AKRAB Resources and Yayasan Health on World founder Datuk Aliyah Karen, among others, will deliver a plenary talk on “Moulding The Future of Workplace Mental Health in Malaysia”, which will provide an overview of Malaysian mental health concerns and the available support.
According to Forward NUMed’s organising chairperson and chief operating officer of NUMed, Premila Nair, this webinar will provide significant insights into how organisations should manage mental health concerns, as early detection and support can lead to greater productivity and employee retention.
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