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Workers’ compensation is essential for supporting workers injured at work, yet the system itself can be challenging to navigate. Delays, administrative hurdles, and fragmented care can impact both outcomes and […]
Where Can an OEP Make a Difference When Navigating Workers’ Comp Claims? Read More
Occupational noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most common, yet under-recognised, workplace health issues in Australia. Unlike acute injuries, hearing loss develops gradually and often goes unnoticed until
Managing Workplace Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Read More
Are you a GP looking for assistance with a workers’ compensation patient? Whether you’re seeking guidance or simply curious about how to get better outcomes for your WorkCover patients, read
Help for GPs Feeling ‘Stuck’ with Direction for WorkCover Patients Read More
Remote and hybrid work models are no longer temporary solutions. Today, they are an established part of how many Australian businesses operate. While remote work offers increased flexibility, autonomy, and
Creating an Effective Occupational Health Strategy for Remote and Hybrid Teams Read More
Employers in Australia have a legal obligation to ensure a safe working environment for all employees. This includes the identification and management of risks associated with occupational asthma, a condition
Dealing with Occupational Asthma Read More
Managing hazardous substances in the workplace is an essential practice to protect workers, minimise risks, and maintain a safe environment – not to mention the issue of compliance. Businesses involved
Hazardous Substance Management in the Workplace Read More
Resilience is the ability to adapt and recover from challenges, whether they stem from workplace pressures, unexpected changes, or health-related setbacks. In an occupational health context, resilience plays a key
Building Resilience in the Workplace Read More
How Changes to Obesity Diagnosis Affect Workplace Health and Safety In January 2025, The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission published updated diagnostic criteria for obesity, signaling a shift away from
New Obesity Diagnosis Criteria: What It Means for Occupational Medicine Read More
Peter Aspinall, a Certified Occupational Hygienist (COH) at WSP generously shared his time to talk about where Occupational Hygiene fits into the mix.
What is an Occupational Hygienist? Read More