It Pays to Care
Video and other resources
The first of three 2023 symposia from the It Pays to Care policy was held in Sydney on 27 April 2023. This page aims to support the symposium's objective of knowledge and skill development. The video and other resources on this page provide important information about early psychosocial screening and matched care. The videos expand on key principles of management, screening and assessment options, and real world examples of implementing successful programs. The presentations from the 27 April IPTC Symposium on Early psychosocial screening and matched care are included below.
Follow up presentations:
BPS Symposium introduction - Dr Mary Wyatt
Dr Pam Garton
Principles of screening, assessment and biopsychosocial counselling
Kane Hall and John McMahon
CGU and the Navigator Support Program
Melanie Ianssen
Early screening and matched care at Australia Post
Psychological Incident Management
Team Member Experience
Prof Michael Nicholas
Early screening and matched care in NSW public hospitals
Noni Byron
Biopsychosocial triage and intervention as business as usual in occupational rehabilitation
Dr Boris Fedoric
The role of rehabilitation counsellors in biopsychosocial rehabilitation
Dr Sarah Oxford
Evaluating pilot programs and program logic basics - ISCRR
Assoc Prof Ross Iles
The principles of management of psychosocial triage and intervention