Dr Mary Wyatt

Painful inflammation of the heel and foot.

Gabrielle Lis

Are opioids a safe and effective treatment for acute pain? How about chronic pain? What are the risks and benefits?

Dr Mary Wyatt and Tom Barton

An fledgling occupational therapist asks for help communicating with patients about back pain. We deliver, with a little help from our international friends...

Dr Mary Wyatt

Despite growing perceptions that workplace activities cause and complicate injuries, the evidence suggests the opposite.

Gabrielle Lis

A fact sheet about shoulder pain, including workplace contributions and solutions

Gabrielle Lis

This comprehensive guide to helping workers with back pain will have you donning lycra in no time...

Gabrielle Lis

Flesh out your arthritis knowledge with a to-the-point briefing paper...

Anna Kelsey-Sugg

This case study looks at a young man with a long career ahead of him and the reasons he will probably never return to his job.

Anna Kelsey-Sugg

It's more important than ever to understand the factors that help and hinder cancer patients return to work.

Anna Kelsey-Sugg

Welcome to the first article in our five-part stress series. The series will look at exactly what stress is, how it affects individuals and communities, workplace prevention programs and how stress can be managed.

Frederieke Schaafsma

In the case of Mr S, a well managed return to work system saves an employer $$ and provides good outcomes for a worker with anxiety.

Frederieke Schaafsma

A badly managed case of staff burnout highlights the importance of an integrated approach to return to work

Anna Kelsey-Sugg

Mario was set to become a surgeon before an accident left him with quadriplegia. Management flexibility was key to a sustainable return to work.

Anna Kelsey-Sugg

Studies show that workers are less likely to recover from illness or injury if they enter the compensation system.