7th annual Psychological Injury Management in the Workplace Congress
Royce Hotel, Melbourne, 25-26 November 2020
Conference day one – Wednesday 25 November |
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08.30 | Registration |
09.00 | Opening remarks from the chair |
09.10 |
Mitigating psychosocial stressors in change management |
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Kim Grady, Head of Group Safety, Wellbeing, and Governance, Australia Post |
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09.55 |
Creating the workplace culture that supports psychological health and wellbeing |
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Clare Lawley, General Manager People and Wellness, Snowy Hydro Limited |
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10.40 | Morning Tea |
11.10 |
Panel Discussion: Promoting constructive communication between treating doctors and employers in psychological injury management
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Peter Gould, Service Manager, Workplace Health, Safety, and Wellbeing, Redland City Council Dr Caroline Johnson, General Practitioner, Surrey Hills Medical Centre Dr Arthur Stabolidis, Clinical Psychologist, The Psychology Suite |
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11.55 |
Case Study: Building trusting and honest relationships with employees in the psychological injury return to work process |
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Peter Gould, Service Manager, Workplace Health, Safety, and Wellbeing, Redland City Council |
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12.40 | Lunch |
13.40 |
Implementing successful early intervention and prevention programs for psychological injury |
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Erin Baker, Director, People and Culture, Tasmania Department of Police, Fire, and Emergency Management Matthew Richman, Manager, Wellbeing Support, Tasmania Department of Police, Fire, and Emergency Management |
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14.25 |
Providing line managers with the skills and support to engage in psychological injury management |
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Carolyn Haybittle, Principal Health Advisor, Newcrest Mining |
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15.10 |
Afternoon Tea |
15.40 |
Developing effective wellbeing programs to prevent psychological injury |
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Irina Tchernitskaia, Employee Assistance Coordinator, Metropolitan Fire Brigade |
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16.20 |
Centring the individual in treatment of psychological injury |
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Rebecca Hodges, Executive Director, People and Culture, Ambulance Victoria |
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17.00 | End of conference day one and networking drinks |
Conference day two – Thursday 26 November 2020 |
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9.00 | Opening remarks from the chair |
09.10 |
Improving injury management outcomes through conversations about mental health in the workplace |
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Elisha Balfour, Senior Psychologist, Queensland Police |
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09.55 |
Minimising the risk of psychological injury through effective peer support networks |
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Chris Smith, Pilot Wellbeing Manager, Jetstar, Lecturer, University of Queensland (to be confirmed) |
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10.40 | Morning Tea |
11.10 |
Case Study: Achieving positive injury management outcomes with consideration of psychologically vulnerable employee |
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Dominic Sheil, Assistant Commissioner People, Australian Taxation Office (to be confirmed) |
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11.55 |
Reducing the risk of psychological injury within performance management |
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Speaker to be confirmed |
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12.40 |
Lunch |
13.40 |
Understanding liability in psychological injury claims |
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Andrew Douglas, Managing Principal, FCW Lawyers |
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14.25 |
Communicating effectively throughout the psychological injury management process |
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Christey Nelson, Acting Director, Risk Management, Western Sydney Local Health District |
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15.10 | Afternoon tea |
15.40 |
Ensuring management buy-in for psychological wellbeing programs |
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Stephanie Black, Head of Health, Safety, and Wellbeing, Galactic Cooperative Dr Kathryn Ringvall, Managing Director, Galactic Cooperative |
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16.25 | Closing remarks from the Chair and end of conference |