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Research short: Understanding who wants what Dr Mary Wyatt \| Different RTW players have different objectives. Research suggests that this knowledge can help you reduce paperwork. Whaaat? Read on!	The 'work ability' divide Dr Mary Wyatt \| Who falls in the anti-collaboration chasm when doctors and insurers have different ideas about what 'work ability' involves?
Competencies required for effective return-to-work coordination Joy Hewitt \| A recent review of the literature has identified the core competencies that are important for effective return-to-work coordination.	Back pain World Cup Hannah Bourne \| How do different country's disability benefits and policies for occupational low back pain affect return to work rates?
Experimenting with health policy Hannah Bourne \| Occupational health research IS relevant to policy development: but what kinds of research are best?	The history of compensation in Australia Francesca McSteen \| With harmonisation hopefully imminent, it's a good time to look at and learn from Australia's history of workers' comp.
Welfare-to-work programs Friyana Bhabha \| Are they good policy? Do they work? How can they be improved?	Compensating for legislation Dr Mary Wyatt \| Case Study NSW: How do changes to a compensation system effect whiplash recovery outcomes?
Return-to-work coordinators: who are they and what do they do? Joy Hewitt \| A detailed review of the tasks and role of coordinators

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