The Research to Real World for Compensable Injury Symposium 2024 was co-hosted by the CRE and the John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research, at The University of Sydney.
AIM: To disseminate current research and topical issues relating to road traffic injury. Through information exchange and collaboration, we strive to improve outcomes for individuals affected by motor vehicle crashes, now and into the future.
Thank you RTWMatters for publishing (with permission) some of the presentations:
Navigating whiplash online — does an e-resource help insurers and clinicians?
The role of physiotherapy in certification of capacity for work — the Victorian experience
StressModex — the online training for clinicians revolutionising whiplash treatment
PROGRAM:
INVITED SPEAKER - Dr Petrina Casey, NSW State Insurance Regulatory Authority: Evidence to action - the Regulator's perspective
INVITED SPEAKER - Paul Coburn, WorkSafe VIC: The emerging role of physiotherapy in certification of capacity for work
Professor Michele Sterling, The University of Queensland: Development and preliminary evaluation of clinician training modules for StressModex
Professor Alex Collie, Monash University: System design and access to motor vehicle crash compensation: Analysis of a new national claims dataset – a Fellowship project
Professor Trudy Rebbeck & Dr Ana Paula Carvalho-e-Silva, John Walsh Centre for Rehabilitation Research, The University of Sydney: Development and Implementation of an e-resource for whiplash (MyWhiplashNavigator) amongst insurers and clinicians. Does it help?
Joseph Lennon, The University of Sydney: Towards better outcomes: Experiences and impacts of service and system factors after road traffic injury in NSW
Associate Professor Jason Thompson & Dr Fjalar de Haan, The University of Melbourne: Are you experienced? Using computational social science to improve performance in Australian injury compensation schemes
Panel: Challenges of integrating research into policy and practice:
David Brentnall, Axis Occupational Health & Wellbeing, Dr Petrina Casey, SIRA, Dr Anne Daly, Transport Accident Commission, A/Professor Genevieve Grant, Monash University, Bojana Grujic, Allianz Australia, Paul Murdoch, Consumer Advocate, Kevin Poh, The University of Sydney