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Understanding musculoskeletal pain will increase productivity and health.
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Why don't doctors communicate well when returning patients to work? Let's consider ways of helping them to.
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How can employers avoid real (or perceived) discrimination and harassment during the RTW process?
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Some people have a harder time managing their injury and returning to work than others. Are medical issues usually responsible?
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Knowing when injury reports should be made and how they should be dealt with can reduce the pain and strain of the process...
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How to take the long view and get where you want to go, faster.
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Figuring out whether you're a team player or a solo flier, a nurturer or a strategist can make your job a whole lot easier...
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Don't send yourself--or your worker--to the dogs! Fair in-house systems can keep claims out of court.
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You can't afford hit and miss. What works, what doesn't and how can you market tried and true solutions to your employees?
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Take 10 factors for RTW success and 10 for failure. Click on the ones you want to achieve - or remedy - and uncover the clues!
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Iron out problems by taking action
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Spine surgeons who've had spinal surgery provide the know-how for this briefing paper on recovery and RTW.
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Identify "dirty" laundry and take it to the cleaners
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Want something done at work? It helps to know what and who you're working with. Start by asking yourself these questions...
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You don't have to hang anybody out to dry to get your systems pegged. Instead, make plans and make friends.
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A change is as good as a holiday, right? Keep the post-summer break blues at bay. Implement change where it's needed.
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Not every injured or ill worker has the "I think I can" attitude of the Little Engine That Could. But you can get them there!
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Not yet a RTW pro? A tip: avoid these three attitudes when dealing with an injured worker.
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Three volumes of RTWMatters Greatest Hits to get you pointed in the right direction
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We profile a success story in identifying and dismantling non-medical barriers to RTW at Concord Hospital, NSW
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The who, what, where, when of RTW case management
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Keep workers at work with a dose of sick leave sugar (and a dash of lemon!)
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A fact sheet about shoulder pain, including workplace contributions and solutions
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A down-the-line serve about work and tennis elbow, including good news about recovery and prevention.
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Hand-selected return to work mantras to help your RTW experience run more smoothly.
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Advice on how to bite the signs of disengagement - before they bite you
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Sickness certificates can be dangerous. Proceed with caution!
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Tips for supervisors who have their doubts about a worker's injury or compensation claim.
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A fact sheet for injured workers
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Want a better workplace? Get happier. Here are some pointers on how.
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Great return to work practice is great for business. What's in it for you?
I'm new to the game...
I know the ropes.
I'm after new ways to motivate my team.
I'm a rehabilitation provider.
I'm a small business owner.
I'm a doctor / treater in RTW.
I'm a claims manager.
I work in the life insurance industry.
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- OH&S CASE MANAGER
- Rehabilitation and Return to Work Coordinator
- Injury Management Coordinator
- Human Resources Manager
- OHS - INJURY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR
- Claims Officer - MDM - Melbourne
- Rehabilitation Consultant (OT, PT, EP or RN div 1) - Bendigo
- Human Resources Officer
- Claims Manager
- Human Resources Assistant
- Senior Rehabilitation Consultant
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