Being a Public Health Officer (PHO) aboard a cruise ship can be a demanding and often thankless role. Reports of limited support and encouragement from senior management are common. Efforts…
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The Earth and Moon are tidally locked; a gravitational phenomenon where the duration of the Moon’s rotation on its own axis is equal to the time it takes to complete…
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On November 28, 2022, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), one of the world’s largest cruise companies, made a pivotal change in its approach to health and safety on board by concluding…
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The statement that all maritime organizations need public health procedures is not particularly groundbreaking, yet its justification extends beyond mere legal obligation and regulatory compliance. A company’s public health procedures…
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Bob McDonald, the former CEO and Chairman of Procter & Gamble, once remarked that “Compliance isn’t about following rules. It’s about doing the right thing.” In the field of maritime…
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With the numerous health hazards and risks to be navigated each and every day, working in the maritime industry can sometimes feel like sailing into uncharted territories. Where the topic…
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