In this episode, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Sherrilyn Mills, keynote speaker at the 2023 Women in Safety awards. She shared her two-decade journey from a pioneering PhD on psychosocial factors impacting return to work to her current role shaping prevention strategies for organisations. Dr. Mills highlighted three key takeaways: Authenticity Matters: Genuine connections and open conversations are crucial for building trust and effecting meaningful change within organisations. Curiosity Drives Innovation: Embracing curiosity as a driving force can lead to the discovery of more effective prevention strategies, challenging existing norms. Care as the Core: Dr. Mills emphasized the pivotal role of genuine care for individuals in the success of safety initiatives, advocating for its integration into policies, programs, and workplace culture. Her insights inspire a renewed commitment to safety with authenticity, curiosity, and care at its heart, urging professionals to make a lasting impact on their organisations. To read into her PhD, it is available here Be sure to hit follow on Spotify or the + on Apple Podcasts to get the latest episodes. Click here to sign up to the Women in Safety newsletter sign-up If you would like to share this episode on your socials, be sure to tag @womeninsafety

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