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Jenny Holt
Information for workers who face bullying when they return to work after injury or illness.
Gabrielle Lis
Doctors don't dictate your fate. Learn how to get the information you need to make good decisions about your own medical treatment.
Dr Mary Wyatt
This webinar expands on the previous presentation on independent medical assessment basics.
Gabrielle Lis
Forget whistling: can standing, walking and cycling while we work improve the health of desk-bound workers? Or are active workstations more spin than substance?
Mark Stipic
3 key principles of communication you can start using immediately to speed up your RTW outcomes
Gabrielle Lis
The bad news: according to workers, positive interactions with insurers are few and far between. The good news: what workers actually want from insurers can be boiled down to three simple requests…
Gabrielle Lis
What do workers who lodge a claim for psychological injury worry about? And how can the workplace help ease these worries?
Gabrielle Lis
Australian data shows that supervisors who are seen to promote physical and psychological safety, and acknowledge injury when it does occur, see more RTW.
Gabrielle Lis
In workers’ compensation systems across the world, injured workers describe predominantly negative interactions with insurers. We share the low-down from recent qualitative research.
Gabrielle Lis
When psychological claimants feel supported by their employer the RTW outlook is bright. Here we distil the advice of experts into a brief how-to guide to help you capitalise on the support advantage.
Dr Mary Wyatt
Dr Wyatt discusses the lessons for employers from Return to Work Survey findings
Gabrielle Lis
In Australia, only one third of psychological claimants feel supported by their employer: those who do are substantially more likely to return to work.
Gabrielle Lis
Delaying contact with workers who’ve claimed for psychological injury can delay return to work. This article outlines why, how and when to make *that* call.
Gabrielle Lis
Dr Wyatt dug into the data on the outcomes and experiences of Australian workers who lodge claims for physical and psychological injury. This overview reveals similarities but as ever the devil is in the details...
