One of the common problems for RTW Coordinators is getting bogged down in the day to day challenges of claims management, at the expense of strategic thinking. If you want to be a force for positive change in your workplace and find increased job satisfaction, you need to focus on the bigger picture of disability management.

How?

You can start by checking out these resources...

The RTW Handbook - Section Two: Workplace Systems Discover the influential role RTW coordinators play in best practice injury management systems.
Feature articles Stay on the cutting edge with informative articles about trends and policy.
Research on predicting delayed RTW  Don't rely on guesswork, instead think one step ahead.
Strategic RTW Management Research Tried and tested RTW strategies.
Events Network with like-minded people at regional, national, and international conferences and training days.
Workplace Links National and international websites with information ranging from workplace culture to health and productivity
News Stay in the loop with all the latest industry news (and gossip!)
 

Then do our recommended reading...

• The Return to Work Coordinators' Code of Ethics (access this for free)
• Compensation: More painful than surgery?
• Assessing the current RTW system
• Understanding, calculating and using costs
• Think difficult RTW cases come out of the blue?
• Musculoskeletal hazards: Why ticking the box gets a big red cross

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