Forms and resources for injured or ill people
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Forms
Workplace injuries I Workers insurance
Here you’ll find forms for people who have been injured at work. If you have a severe workplace injury, you may be eligible to have your treatment and care services provided through our Workers Care Program.
Motor accident injuries and severe workplace injuries I Lifetime Care and Workers Care
Here you’ll find forms for the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme and the Workers Care Program for people severely injured in a motor accident or at work. Severe injuries that may be eligible for Lifetime Care and Workers Care include spinal cord injury, brain injury, amputations, burns and blindness.
- Interim Application form - for Lifetime Care
- Participant Expense Claim (PEC) form – Lifetime Care
- Participant/worker travel booking form
- Severe Injury Advice form - for Lifetime Care
- Worker Expense Claim (WEC) – Workers Care
Work-related dust disease I Dust Diseases Care
- Application for compensation form
- Authority by next of kin to release employment records
- Authority by next of kin to release medical records
- Authority to release employment records
- Authority to release medical records
- Dependent application for compensation form
- Domestic assistance claim form
- Funeral benefit claim form
- Medical expenses claim form
- Request a medical examination form
- Travel expense claim form
Sporting injuries
- Deceased participant benefit application for schools and departments
- Deceased participant benefit application for sports organisations
- Injury benefit application for schools and departments
- Injured participant benefit application for sports organisations
- Notice of serious injury or deceased participant for schools and departments
Resources
Workplace injuries I Workers insurance
Motor accident and severe workplace injuries I Lifetime Care & Workers Care
Here you’ll find resources for the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme and the Workers Care Program for people severely injured in a motor accident or at work. Severe injuries that may be eligible for Lifetime Care and Workers Care include spinal cord injury, brain injury, amputations, burns and blindness.
General
- Equipment insurance claims information sheet
- Financial support and advisory services information sheet
- Guidance on the support needs of adults with spinal cord injury
- Guidance on the support needs of adults with spinal cord injury - Information for the person and their family
- My Plan Information Sheet - Lifetime Care & Workers Care
- My Plan Toolkit Booklet - Lifetime Care & Workers Care
- Guidelines for the prescription of a wheelchair - Consumer information
Lifetime Care
- Advocacy information sheet
- Applying for lifetime participation information sheet
- Completing a Participant Expense Claim (PEC) information sheet
- Depression after a brain injury information sheet
- Dispute assessors information sheet
- Education and study support services information sheet
- Employing support workers handbook
- Home modifications information sheet
- Home modifications frequently asked questions
- How to request services information sheet
- Lifetime Care and Support Guidelines
- Managing your supports information sheet
- Privacy principles information sheet
- Resolving disputes about a ‘motor accident injury’ information sheet
- Resolving disputes about eligibility information sheet
- Resolving disputes about treatment and care needs information sheet
- Role of your coordinator and case manager information sheet
- Sargood on Collaroy information sheet
- School to work support program information sheet
- Self-management handbook
- Starting an attendant care program information sheet
- Support and advocacy service information sheet
- Travel to attend treatment and rehabilitation services information sheet
- Vehicle modifications information sheet
- Welcome to the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme information sheet
- What is ‘reasonable and necessary’ treatment, rehabilitation and care information sheet
- What is the Lifetime Care and Support Scheme information sheet
- Your feedback information sheet
Workers Care
- Completing a Worker Expense Claim (WEC) information sheet
- How to request services information sheet
- Resolving disputes about treatment info sheet
- Role of your coordinator and rehabilitation case manager info sheet
- Sargood on Collaroy information sheet
- Starting an attendant care program information sheet
- Travel to attend treatment and care services information sheet
- Welcome to Workers Care information sheet
- What is ‘reasonably necessary’ treatment and care information sheet
- Your feedback information sheet
Work-related dust disease I Dust Diseases Care
- Applying for icare dust diseases workers compensation benefits
- Asbestosis information sheet
- Claims for payment of health care
- Compensation for dependents
- Complementary and alternative therapies information sheet
- Grief support pack
- Peer to peer support fact sheet – DDC Asbestos Diseases Foundation of Australia
- Peer to peer support fact sheet – DDC Asbestos Diseases Research Institute
- Peer to peer support fact sheet Bernie Banton Foundation
- Privacy principles information sheet – Dust Disease Care
- Domestic assistance information sheet
- Dust Diseases Care information sheet
- Funeral payments fact sheet
- Industrial history report information sheet
- Lung screen brochure
- Medical examination fact sheet
- Nursing and personal care information sheet
- Pleural Plaques fact sheet
- Proof of identity fact sheet
- Support for carers fact sheet
- Support for groups fact sheet
- Support for organisation guidelines
- Understanding compensation benefits for dependents
- Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017
Sporting injuries
- Grief support pack
- Initial injury advice for sports organisations
- Sporting injuries benefits and payments guide
- Sporting injuries insurance information sheet