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Dr Mary Wyatt
What works and what does not work in the decision making process. How can you get the decisions right?
Gabrielle Lis and Dr Mary Wyatt
Occupational Physicians have brought together a broad group to join forces on changing beliefs and attitudes to being in work
Australasian Faculty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
Occupational Physicians garner stakeholder support to influence policy initiatives and stakeholder management of work and health.
Ingrid Ozols
An interview with Ingid Ozols, director of mh@work, exploring how mental health can be improved through the introduction of workplace programs.
Dr Mary Wyatt
You can't afford to get it wrong. Here's how you can get it right. Making fair decisions has a massive impact.
Dr Mary Wyatt
In workers compensation the news that an employee receives about their claim is not always what they want to hear.
Dr Mary Wyatt
A Powerpoint presentation on the whys and wherefores of supervisor training in return to work management.
Dr Mary Wyatt
Shoulder problems are the second most common work-related musculoskeletal problem. Here's an overview of rotator cuff conditions and the most common causes.
Tom Barton
We speak to rehab provider Donna Valiant about managing everybody's needs, expectations and obligations during the RTW process.
Mary Harris
Genius, they say, is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. This case study looks at how four people's creativity and perseverance allowed for a return to heavy physical work.
Tom Barton
This second of a two-part series investigates identifying pessimistic thinking in employees, and improving optimism and emotional resilience in the workplace.
Tom Barton
This first of a two-part series investigates the negative health and work effects of pessimism, and how fostering emotional resilience improves wellness and business outcomes.
Dr Mary Wyatt
The use of opiates in chronic pain cases should be carefully monitored. Patients need a high level of support and a good understanding of treatment options.
Gabrielle Lis and Tom Barton
Ever wondered what RTW and sabre-toothed tigers have in common? Or why some people bounce back quicker than others from stressful situations?
