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The Condition Management Programme (CMP)

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The Condition Management Programme (CMP) helps employees manage their health condition to allow them to progress towards, move into and stay in employment.

The programme is led by Healthcare Professionals, such as Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and Mental Health Nurses. Its aim is to help individuals manage physical and mental health conditions that can often make it difficult to stay or remain in work.

CMP is open to all employees across Northern Ireland that may be struggling to stay in work due to a health condition or are currently off on sickness absence.

Employees can access the programme by way of a self-referral at which point an initial assessment will be made as to whether the programme is suitable for them.

Resources

For more information on how to access the Condition Management Programme visit:

  • Condition Management Programme - nidirect

Additional information is available within the following resources:

  • Condition Management Programme video - Vimeo

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