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RWL '23 preview - Wendy McCristal and Rupert Lown

Wendy McCristal and Rupert Lown discuss the importance of good mental health, especially for those in lone working roles. They talk about the health challenges especially faced by shift workers and how they can take control of their wellbeing while working long and irregular hours. 

 
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