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Dr Mary Wyatt
In part one of our three part series, Dr Wyatt covers the basics of musculoskeletal conditions, including difficulties employees face.
Dr Mary Wyatt
An introduction to the physiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome.
A. Richey
When dealing with cancer, fatigue is a common side effect of treatments. It may include physical, emotional or mental tiredness, and is often unpredictable, hitting without warning.
Dr James Crompton
This webinar looks at work contribution to, the nature of, and rehab of knee injuries
Dr Mary Wyatt
Mr L, a tall, solid-framed, right-handed 58 year old man, reported pain in his right elbow. While improvement was reported over six months, he began to notice similar symptoms at his left elbow.
Dr Mary Wyatt
Michael was a 48-year-old machine operator. He had been at the workplace for nine months. During his probation period he worked well, but once permanent he missed considerable time from work with unplanned absences.
Dr Mary Wyatt
This case study looks at the additional injuries which can occur as a result of the workplace injury.
Dr Mary Wyatt
This case study explores the importance of providing options for the injured worker's return to work.
A. Richey
Ms L is a right handed 46 year old who was employed for ten years to pack domestic cleaning chemicals. She was exposed to these chemicals in dust form.
Dr Mary Wyatt
Understanding the difficulties everyone faces with musculoskeletal problems can help you help workers.
Stefanie Garber
Employers and supervisors are key components of the return to work process. Without their support, a return to work program is unlikely to lead to a successful outcome.
Stefanie Garber
The support offered to a worker with catastrophic injuries can be vital to the person's recovery.
Stefanie Garber
Encouraging a client with a chronic injury to "manage" their condition may have better long-term outcomes than a quick fix.
Dr Mary Wyatt
Knee cartilage tears explained. What is it, how is it diagnosed and how is it treated?
