Q-COMP Rehabilitation Report Spring 2010

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Issue 13 Spring 2010

Welcome

Welcome to our thirteenth issue of Q-COMP Rehabilitation Report, an e-newsletter providing you with important industry news and information about the Queensland workers' compensation scheme.

It's nearly that time of the year again for our Return to work Conference, Expo and Awards. The theme for this year's event 'Above and Beyond' celebrates the essence of what we strive for in our industry practices-the essential work and new approaches undertaken to develop and improve a strong back to work culture for Queensland's injured workers.

From almost 500 inspirational nominations, forty-five most deserving rehabilitation and return to work coordinators, insurer case managers, employers and injured workers have been recognised as finalists for our Return to work Awards. Be sure to check out qcompconference.com.au for a full list of this year's finalists.

Our Education Promotion team have been busy getting to know RRTWCs from all over Queensland. Their time away from the office has provided us with invaluable opportunities to touch base and hear about the challenges and successes-we will use this valuable feedback to further improve and develop the services we deliver. You can find out about some of the key learnings and highlights from the team's travels in this issue.

I hope to see you at our Return to work Conference and Expo.

Elizabeth Woods
Chief Executive Officer

Inside

	Welcome
	Queensland RRTWC’s conjure up delicious ideas
	Queensland’s top forty-five in workers’ compensation
	Our Return to Work Conference has sold out but there is still time to register for our free Expo
	Q-COMP’s Annual Report 09/10 available online
	Checking in
	Look no further than the Comprehend library

Queensland RRTWC’s conjure up delicious ideas

Rehabilitation and return to work coordinators (RRTWCs) from across the state participated in Q-COMP's Innovation Jam - an online forum that ran for two weeks in June. The Jam was a great success and participants generated 24 new ideas that others could vote and comment on.

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Queensland’s top forty-five in workers’ compensation

Forty-five of Queensland's most deserving rehabilitation and return to work coordinators, insurer case managers, employers and injured workers have been recognised as finalists in Q-COMP's Return to work Awards.

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Queensland’s top forty-five in workers’ compensation

Our Return to Work Conference has sold out but there is still time to register for our free Expo

Due to popular demand, we increased the capacity for the Return to work Conference from 300 to 400 delegates however the extra 100 spaces sold out quick! If you didn't get the chance to register for the conference but would still like to be a part of the day then register to come along to our Expo.

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Q-COMP’s Annual Report 09/10 available online

Q-COMP's Annual Report 09/10 is now available at qcompannualreport.com.au. Our report to the Attorney-General and Minister for Industrial Relations accurately reflects our financial and non-financial performance from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010.

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Q-COMP’s Annual Report 09/10 available online

Checking in

We've been busy navigating ourselves around local and regional locations, checking in and out of hotels and airport lounges, and most importantly, we've been checking in with you.

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Look no further than the Comprehend library

Since the new registration process was launched on 1 May 2010, many of you have benefited from having an online space where you can manage your registration, access your certificates and participate in online courses, but did you know that Comprehend also offers a resource library?

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