Regulation toolkit: encouragement, engagement and upskilling as a way to influence RTW

Regulators can constructively influence our work injury scheme through encouragement, engagement and skilling up the industry.

Lauren Finestone

Regulation toolkit: compliance as a way to influence RTW

Workers get the bad press, but other scheme participants behave in ways that are unethical. This article looks how regulators can constructively influence our work injury scheme through their compliance and enforcement role.

Lauren Finestone

Injustice in return to work: part 2

A sense of unfairness may lead to worse health outcomes for injured workers.

Stefanie Garber

Caring for people with chronic musculoskeletal pain — a paradigm shift to solve a 'super wicked problem'

A new approach to manage chronic musculoskeletal needs many scheme participants to commit to a ‘paradigm shift’.

Lauren Finestone

‘It’s not fair. And it hurts’. The relationship between perceived injustice, chronic pain, recovery and RTW

A study into the relationship between perceptions of injustice and chronic pain gives us reason to make sure that the processes, communication and relationships in our work injury schemes are fair.

Lauren Finestone