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The National Workers’ Compensation Summit is back for its 22nd year on 30-31 March 2021.
In exciting news, we will be returning as a face-to-face event – taking every precaution to deliver a safe and secure event. Join us as we bring together injury management and workers compensation professionals to learn, recalibrate and reconnect.
Workplaces have experienced seismic shifts in the way we work. The heightened the focus on employee health, wellbeing and safety means new approaches to injury prevention, management and compensation.
From mental health to Covid-safe practices, managing stress to managing claims, this future-focussed program will provide attendees with the tools, strategies, energy and connections to step up to the challenge that 2021 brings.
The 2021 Summit is not one to be missed.
Topics covered include:
- New, low-cost programs and technologies for injury management and prevention
- Psychological injury and mental health
- Claims management in a post-COVID world
- What’s new in rehabilitation research
- Scheme changes across jurisdictions and emerging issues
- Finding common ground in case conferences
- Latest workers compensation cases and decisions
- Return to work
- Effective measures to reduce claims costs
- Managing increasing numbers of claims
- Traumatic injury
Who should attend:
- Claims Managers
- Workers compensation managers
- Injury management professionals
- Case managers
- RTW managers
- OHS/WHS managers
- Wellbeing and wellness managers
- Mental health first aid officers
- Rehabilitation providers
- Occupational and environmental medical professionals
- Workers compensation lawyers
- Insurers
- Self-insured companies
- Employers
speakers

Natalie Bekis
General Manager of Strategic Partnerships and Engagement Group, Comcare

Darren Parker
Executive Director, Workers & Home Building Compensation Regulation, State Insurance Regulatory Authority

Sabina Vitacca
Mindfulness Consultant, Meditate Now

Gift Musiwa
WHS Manager & After Hours Manager, Lakeview Private Hospital

Ian Firth
State Inspector, SafeWork NSW

Matthew Buxton
Managing Director, Getting on With Life (GOWL)

Noni Byron
Managing Director, Prestige Health Services Australia

Professor Ian Cameron
Head, John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research, The University of Sydney

Rosemary McKenzie-Ferguson
Founder, Craig's Table

Dr Azhar Khan
Occupational and Environmental Physician, LIME Medicolegal

Amanda Bond
Partner, Gillis Delaney Lawyers

Dr Mark Deady
Research Fellow, Black Dog Institute

Ryan McCathie
Director and Exercise Physiologist, Hunter Rehabilitation and Health

Meg Tecson
National Manager - Workers Compensation and Injury Management, Metcash
agenda
sponsors

pricing
when & where
29 - 30 Mar 2021
Sofitel Darling Harbour
12 Darling Dr
Sydney NSW 2000
+61 (02) 8388 8888
contact
Still have a question?
Margaret Young
Conference Producer
+61 2 9080 4037
Margaret.Young@informa.com.au
Alex Cook
Sponsorship & Exhibition Manager
+61 2 9080 4425
Alex.Cook@informa.com