| IWH hosts new program to mentor Ontario’s frontline doctors in occupational medicine |
No. 105, Summer
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| Unemployment benefits linked to lower mortality rates over 10 years: IWH study |
No. 105, Summer
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| Claim suppression study in B.C. finds under-claiming of work injury to be common |
No. 104, Spring
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| COVID-19: Challenges and opportunities in OHS and social security highlighted at global session |
No. 102, Fall
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| Workers exposed to common hazards more likely to report their injuries: IWH study |
No. 101, Summer
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| Strategy launched for greater workforce inclusion of people with disabilities |
No. 99, Winter
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| What research can do: IWH researchers help MPs examine episodic disabilities and work issues |
No. 98, Fall
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| Progress seen in occupational disease prevention, but data still lacking: speaker |
No. 95, Winter
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| Seeking broad input on a pan-Canadian strategy to improve work choices for people with disabilities |
No. 95, Winter
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| Family members play important but unacknowledged role in injury aftermath |
No. 91, Winter
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| National conference on disability and work offered sweeping overview of complex issues |
No. 91, Winter
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| Proving mental illness diagnosis, duration a challenge for income support programs |
No. 89, Summer
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| New World Health Organization guidelines on rehabilitation tap into Institute synthesis |
No. 88, Spring
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| Health professionals report uncertainty over roles in RTW of workers with complex injuries |
No. 87, Winter
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| Work disability research centre supports the development of new standard, and more |
No. 86, Fall
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| Experience rating design differences lead to different outcomes in Ontario and B.C. |
No. 86, Fall
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| Advocate and pioneer challenges all to erase stigma faced by workers with disabilities |
No. 86, Fall
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| Key differences found in return-to-work process for MSD and psychological claims |
No. 85, Summer
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| Employers and doctors often have uneasy relationship in return to work, study finds |
No. 83, Winter
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| Research key to finding way forward during WSIB reform: Nachemson speaker |
No. 82, Fall
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| Workers’ comp benefits keep poverty low among permanently impaired workers and their families, study by IWH finds |
No. 81, Summer
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| Workers’ compensation systems vary greatly in their medical assessment practices |
No. 80, Spring
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| IWH research plays key role in shaping WSIB policies that led to better outcomes |
No. 80, Spring
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| Work disability puts people at risk of premature death, study finds |
No. 79, Winter
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| Premium rates, work demands play role in whether injuries involve time loss |
No. 79, Winter
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