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New offering: Workplace Pain Education 

Following a successful trial phase, we are now offering our Workplace Pain Education program to clients.

Pain is one of the leading causes of workplace disruption – impacting productivity, increasing the risk of long-term WorkCover claims, and driving disengagement. Our evidence-informed training equips supervisors, team leaders and key personnel with the knowledge and confidence to respond early and effectively to pain-related concerns in the workplace. Contact us to find out more.

 

Psychosocial Risk Assessment Pilot

In partnership with The Opus Centre, who are specialists in workplace psychosocial risk, we recently delivered a Psychosocial Risk Assessment survey at a client site. The initiative achieved an encouraging response rate of 58%. Data analysis is now underway, with findings to be shared and workshopped with the client in the coming weeks. Feedback from this process will help inform the possible extension of the initiative to further locations.

 

Wearable and Sensor Technology Trials

Work Healthy Australia continues to explore innovative occupational safety solutions. We are currently trialling wearable devices and sensor-based technologies in partnership with several clients to enhance risk assessment and task analysis capabilities.

 

 

For further information on any of the above initiatives, please contact Tina Asfar, Head of Programs, at tina.asfar@workhealthyaus.com.au.

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