13 maritime news articles about Mental Health at Sea
An overview of support resources for crew. The current hostilities in and around the Persian Gulf are presenting significant concerns for many seafarers, especially those who are currently on-board vessels either in the Persian Gulf or the surrounding areas.
Isolation at Sea? A Misfit's Paradise
Life at sea presents unique pressures — long contracts, demanding workloads, isolation, and complex operational environments. These factors can directly influence crew wellbeing, decision-making, and ultimately safety performance onboard vessels.
Beyond diet and exercise: 5 surprising keys to longevity
At its 153rd Annual General Meeting (AGM), The Swedish Club reaffirmed its commitment to crew wellbeing, placing it firmly at the core of its message. The
Mental health matters: Small actions, big impact
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
Mental health matters: Small actions, big impact
Risk Intelligence: How the Russia-Ukraine war reshapes Baltic Sea risk
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The IUMI 2022 Policy Forum Workshop in Chicago focused on the war in Ukraine and its impact on marine and war risk insurance. At the workshop, Gard’s global head of People claims, Lene-Camilla Nordlie, turned her attention to seafarers and the challenges they face, not just due to the current geopolitical situation, b
The UK Club is delighted to be a signatory on the Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew Change, this initiative is a global call to action to ad...
Emergency Contact Crew Health and Wellbeing Home Latest updates News Crew Health and Wellbeing 15 Apr 2020 Download Sign up for alerts Since 2014, over 4500 crew illness claims have been notified to the Club. In addition to the Medical Enhancement Scheme for Seafarers ( Medisea ) developed by the Club, we have been co