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WorkCover WA has issued the WorkCover WA Guidelines for the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, fourth edition with an operational date of 1 December 2016. For more information click the image.
General Practitioners – did you know long term absence from work can have an adverse impact on the mental and physical health of your patients? For information on how to engage injured workers about an early and safe return to work click here.
The information you provide on certificates matters. Explanatory notes are available here.
26 Apr
When patients need help in the workplace
Despite the best intentions, your patient’s return to work program may not always progress as expected. In these instances, you may feel that specialised support will help them to get back to work. ... Read More »
22 Feb
WorkCover WA Return to Work Conference 2017
On 3 and 4 May 2017, 350 Western Australian workers’ compensation and injury management professionals will come together at Pan Pacific Hotel in Perth to discuss return to work challenges, best pra... Read More »
26 Jan
Getting involved in return to work programs
After a workplace injury has occurred, your patient will be relying on you to provide treatment for the injury and advice about when they can return to work.... Read More »
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Publications to assist injured workers.
Resources available here.
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