Silicosis What you need to know

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Mobile Engagement Team employer event: recorded May 2023

Silicosis - What you need to know - webinar

This session will provide attendees with information and understanding about the increasing risk of silicosis for many industries.

Presenters:

David Huxley, icare Relationship Manager
Dr Sugeesh Pathirana, icare Occupational Physician
Michael Weller, SafeWork NSW

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Silicosis - What you need to know - webinar

Related content

Activities of daily living (ADL)

Work capacity decisions

Secondary psychological injuries

Psychological injuries in the workplace