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Professor Peter O'Sullivan and Associate Professor Peter Kent
Peter O’Sullivan, Distinguished Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, and Peter Kent, Adjunct Associate Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, share their knowledge and insights from the RESTORE clinical trial.
Lauren Finestone
‘Psychological safety’ is not the only aspect of psychosocial risk management that's needed for holistic and sustainable workplace improvements.
Andrew McGarity, Brett Anderson, A/Prof David Allen, Dr Nicolette Hallin, Noni Byron & Miranda van der Pol
Hear from a whole team of people who collaborated to adapt the WISE protocol to suit emergency services and increase support to firefighters with high-complexity injuries.
Lauren Finestone
Research shows there's often a gap between the psychosocial support leaders say they’re providing and the hazards team members report they are experiencing. Why is this so? And what can we do to bridge that gap?
Lauren Finestone
To create psychologically safe workplaces, leaders need to go beyond just assessing risk and focus on leveraging existing strengths to eliminate or reduce these risks.
Lauren Finestone
In a talk recorded for the It Pays to Care Biopsychosocial Symposium, Associate Professor Ross Isles suggests some important guidelines for better results in managing workers' compensation claims.
Ben Sheat
Ben Sheat, General Manager, Professional Services and Partnerships at Reality Health looks at modern pain science education and strategies to ensure high quality, scientifically accurate, compelling and persuasive pain education.
Lauren Finestone
What exactly does Safe Work Australia’s new model code of practice, Managing psychosocial hazards at work expect of employers?
Lauren Finestone
The era of prioritising mental health and psychological safety in the workplace has arrived. There’s been a transformative shift in what employers are expected to do to manage psychosocial hazards at work.
Lauren Finestone
This is Part 2 of a 2-part article that summarises a presentation by Professor Angela Martin at the 2022 Workplace Mental Health Symposium. Part 1 dealt with the ‘what’ about how organisations can prevent harm to people's mental health at
Lauren Finestone
This is Part 1 of a 2-part article that summarises a presentation by Professor Angela Martin at the 2022 Workplace Mental Health Symposium. It looks at the ‘what’ about how organisations can prevent harm to people's mental health at work&
Lauren Finestone
What is ‘psychosocial safety’? And how does it fit in with legal developments in the area of workplace health and safety?
Lauren Finestone
In a recorded presentation for It Pays to Care Symposium on early psychosocial screening and matched care, Associate Professor Ross Iles highlights key challenges and considerations when it comes to managing and improving return-to-work processes.
Corey Grandin, Andrea Willis & Dr Hanne M Watkins
This webinar discusses a guide that helps supervisors support and communicate with workers, and make changes to facilitate their return to work. This webinar will discuss the project's goals, design process, lessons learned about small to medium ente
