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- Introduction
- Overview of this guide
- Glossary
- Element 1 - Commitment and Corporate Governance
- Element 2 - Planning
- Element 3 - Implementation
- Adequate resources to support rehabilitation programs including facilitation of an early return to work and/or maintenance of an employee at work
- Training programs to support the rehabilitation management system
- Defining and communicating responsibilities to stakeholders
- Employees are aware of their rights and responsibilities in relation to rehabilitation
- Early intervention rehabilitation systems in place
- Assessment of injured workers' capability to undertake a rehabilitation program
- Rehabilitation programs in accordance with section 37 of the SRC Act
- Complying with the provisions of the section 41 guidelines
- Providing employees with, or helping employees to find suitable employment
- Maintaining the confidentiality of information and applying legislative requirements
- Maintaining relevant reporting, records and/or documentation to support rehabilitation management programs and legislative compliance
- Complying with the provisions of the SRC Act when managing reviews/ reconsiderations
- Element 4 - Measurement and Evaluation
- Element 5 - Review and Continuous Improvement
- Action Summary Sheet
- Reference list & resources
- Disclaimer
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Communication and awareness - Defining and communicating responsibilities to stakeholders
Why is this important?
Communication is a key element of successful rehabilitation outcomes and all stakeholders must understand their role and responsibilities in the rehabilitation process.