Feeling better, getting worse — How passive care extends disability
How heat packs, ultrasound and hands-on care can extend disability rather than resolve it.
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Feeling better, getting worse — How passive care extends disability
How heat packs, ultrasound and hands-on care can extend disability rather than resolve it.
How RTW professionals can improve health literacy to help injured workers navigate care
Injured workers often struggle to understand medical jargon. RTW professionals can improve health literacy by using plain language, checking understanding and linking information to real life so workers can better engage in their care and return to work sooner.
Webinar recording — Why does return to work matter?
Consultant Occupational Physician Dr David Beaumont unpacks the hidden complexities behind RTW challenges and introduces Positive Medicine — a transformative approach that treats the whole person, not just the workplace absence.
How workers find what they need online when the system falls short
Injured workers are creating their own online support networks to get the justice, information and validation they can't find in formal workers' compensation systems. What does this mean for how to best support people after injury?
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