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News – 2010

Update from Australia

This IDMSC Communiqué provides an update regarding several events that have taken place in Australia: the Personal Injury Education Foundation (PIEF) signed a license agreement to offer the curriculum and grant the professional certification examinations for Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP) and Certified Return to Work Coordinator (CRTWC) for Australia;  the Victorian WorkCover Authority in Melbourne signed an agreement for the Consensus Based Disability Management Audit (CBDMA) and the Workplace Disability Management Assessment (WDMA) tools after a period of evaluation and pilot testing;  and the Children's Hospital, Westmead becomes IDMSC Certified.  To download the full bulletin, please click on the link provided below:

Certified DM professionals expanding around the world

The number of Certified Disability Management Professionals (CDMPs) and Certified Return to Work Coordinators (CRTWCs) has continued to grow worldwide with 13 countries offering the professional certification examinations. Along with the recognition that these designations provide, they also indicate a competitive edge and considerably enhanced outcomes for all parties involved in the disability management and return to work process. To exemplify, here are profiles of some of the newly certified professionals making a difference in diverse parts of the world from the UK and Ireland to New Zealand and South Africa. More Information

IFDM 2010

The theme of IFDM 2010 is: Collaborating for Success. The conference will be held September 20-22, 2010, at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Held biennially since 2002, the IFDM is the only global conference dedicated to in-depth discussion of consensus based best practices, cutting edge research and successful disability management policies and programs. For further details regarding submission of papers, please visit the website at: IFDM 2010

DMExcellence initiative

DMExcellence initiative yelds significant results in the healthcare sector. Six months after the re-design of the DM program at Vancouver Coastal Health, results are that early intervention which previously averaged 45 days is now under 3 days, which has resulted in a reduction in duration by 60% and the need for permanent accommodations has been reduced by more than 50%.

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