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Lauren Finestone
When a truck driver develops chronic back pain, the approach to managing his physical condition and psychosocial factors can determine whether he keeps working or faces long-term disability.
Professor Alex Collie
Presented by Professor Alex Collie, Director of the Healthy Working Lives Research Group at Monash University, this research aims to address the stress and complexity that many injured workers face during the claims process.
Dr Mary Wyatt & Rhea Mercado
Dr. Mary Wyatt and Rhea Mercado share practical insights from the new It Pays to Care initiative Messaging Matters - The IECCC Framework.
Scott Coleman
Discover how sports science technology is enhancing return-to-work programs. Presented by Scott Coleman, industry leader in workplace injury prevention with over 20 years of experience working with elite athletes.
Dr Liz Kirk & Dorit Ozchakir
Join experts Dr. Liz Kirk and Dorit Ozchakir for a webinar exploring why traditional ergonomic approaches fall short in today's evolving work environments.
Elyssa Wiecek & Fiona Hammond
The webinar explores how digital health solutions can improve workers' compensation outcomes through evidence-based care delivery and proper evaluation frameworks.
Institute for Work and Health
An evidence-based tool called DCIDE can help people think through a decision to share personal information at work.
Michael Francis, CEO, ReturntoWorkSA
Effective case management is a key element for successful recovery and RTW. In this webinar, Michael Francis, CEO of ReturnToWorkSA, discusses what lies behind the excellent results produced by ReturnToWorkSA's case management system.
Lauren Finestone
Did you know that by fostering happiness at work, RTW professionals and employers can support injured workers’ recovery?
Lauren Finestone
The final instalment of our summary of the podcast conversation between Dr Rangan Chatterjee and Professor Peter O'Sullivan highlights how clinicians' approaches, beliefs and communication can affect patient outcomes and overall well-being.
Lauren Finestone
A podcast conversation between Dr. Rangan Chatterjee and Professor Peter O'Sullivan is a valuable resource for anyone dealing with back pain. In Part 2 of our 3-part summary of this conversation, O'Sullivan discusses the importance of relaxation
Lauren Finestone
A podcast conversation between Dr. Rangan Chatterjee and Professor Peter O'Sullivan is an important resource for anyone dealing with back pain.
Libby Roberts
Libby Roberts explores how generative AI is revolutionising allied health by enabling scalable, evidence-based early intervention and recovery support.
Kathy Hubble
Kathy Hubble of Amelio Health, delves into the nature of chronic pain, explores approaches to its management, and offers valuable insights for healthcare professionals, claims managers, and anyone involved in supporting individuals with chronic pain condi
