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Early intervention is the golden rule when it comes to avoiding long term disability and costly cases. Learn about why it is so important, and how to implement effective early injury reporting and support systems in your workplace.
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Lauren Finestone
What makes RTW coordinators effective in getting injured and ill workers back to work, and back sooner?
Lauren Finestone
A study suggests that workplace mental health screening programs on their own may not be very effective in improving employee mental health.
Lauren Finestone
When StateCover Mutual decided to invest in the injury management capability of its member councils, it pulled out all the stops
Dr Alison Sim
Dr Alison Sim explores why early intervention after compensable injury is recognised as best practice — yet inconsistently delivered — drawing on qualitative research with insurers, regulators, and researchers to examine the barriers, system-l
Lauren Finestone
A panel at the 2025 PIEF conference shared a picture of a system doing its best within real constraints, and a set of opportunities to strengthen it over time.
Catherine Day
Catherine Day draws on research and real-world experience to show how organisations of all sizes can identify, collect, and act on lead indicators of RTW performance, with practical guidance on building dashboards, reporting to executives, and using data
Eva Lai & Dr Mary Wyatt
This webinar explores the shift from lag to lead indicators in injury management and why acting early makes all the difference. Hear valuable insights into how governance, culture and timely action can transform injury management outcomes in large organis
Dr Mary Wyatt & Tanya Cambey
Michael Lawrance, Dr Forbes Smith & Roscoe McCord
This webinar explores the promise and pitfalls of digital task analysis tools in return to work practice.
Stacey Williams & Sharn Meneilly
Navigator Group's Stacey Williams and Sharn Meneilly present evidence that early psychosocial support transforms recovery outcomes and prevents secondary psychological injuries in workers' compensation claims.
Dr Alison Sim
Dr Alison Sim, University of Sydney, presents research on innovative early intervention strategies designed to improve recovery outcomes and experiences for people navigating compensable care after road traffic injuries.
Lauren Finestone
By bringing general practice principles to organisational health, Dr. Paula Conroy has a practical, evidence-based prescription for workplace wellbeing.
Lauren Finestone
Research from SuperFriend reveals how measuring workplace experiences could help predict and prevent psychological claims before they occur.
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.
