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Lydia’s story: ‘I was lucky to walk away’ Te kōrero a Lydia: Nōku te waimarie i hīkoi atu noa iho au
A serious concussion took Lydia Markham away from her passion of ice skating and her job nursing newborn babies. But our support helped her get back to doing the things she loves.
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Top tips to keep your home workout injury-free and fun He kupu āwhina kia kore koe e whara, kia ngahau anō ngā mahi korikori tinana i te kāinga
With gyms and fitness centres closed under the highest alert levels, more people are working up a sweat from home. Here are some handy tips to do so safely.
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Made possible by an ACC Workplace Injury Prevention grant, the New Zealand Trucking Association has implemented an online portal to help keep its drivers safe. The HARMfree platform provides resources to address the unique challenges faced by drivers.
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We know recovering at work is good for an injured person’s physical and mental wellbeing, and helps them get better, sooner. So we’ve created an online hub on how to make recovery at work a success – for an injured person, employer or health professional.
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Help us, help you: We’re looking for people to help us improve our digital services Āwhina mai, āwhina atu: Kei te kimi mātou i ētahi tāngata hei āwhina i a mātou ki te whakapai ake i ngā ratonga matihiko
We want to do better at helping Kiwis get the support they need, so we're setting up a user testing group to test new website features and content.
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Are you a medical practitioner who is keen to add some variety to your work, travel to other parts of the motu, earn additional income and help injured people return to their jobs? If so, then we’d love to hear from you at ACC.
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We’ve collaborated with mental health providers and the broader sexual violence sector to redesign how we provide support for people who’ve experienced sexual abuse or assault.
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Learn about your responsibilities as a health provider registered with us and providing treatment to our clients.
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Paralympian Scott Martlew lost his leg as a teenager when a rugby injury led to a bacterial infection. But he refused to let that hold him back and is now targeting a place on the Paralympics podium next year.