Who is covered under the workers compensation system
Who is covered under the workers compensation system...
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Treating and referring your patient
As a GP, it’s your responsibility to identify medical and treatment related services likely to contribute to your patient’s successful recovery...
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Starting a conversation with your patient about recovering at work
As the NTD you are well placed to advise and educate patients that a focus on return to work is usually in their best interests – for both their future and quality of life and that of their family...
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Health Benefits of Good Work
A repository of research, evidence and tools for GPs treating injured workers...
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Psychological injuries
When you are treating a patient with psychological injury, you need to be aware of the risks and ensure that you assess the person holistically...
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How to address psychosocial barriers to returning to work
As a GP, it's important to identify and address psychosocial issues that may present a barrier to returning to work...
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Information on COVID-19 for icare customers
icare is committed to ensuring our services continue to support our customers throughout and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Case Managers working with people with severe injuries
Case managers play a central role in supporting people with severe injuries to manage their treatment, rehabilitation and care needs, and to achieve maximum independence, self-efficacy and quality of...
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Assessment tools and resources
Find assessment tools to monitor progress, quality of life and determine support needs of people with severe workplace or motor accident injuries...
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Working with us as an attendant care provider
Attendant care providers need to be approved to work in our care schemes. We have a panel of approved attendant care providers who are appointed through a tender process...
