compulsory third
party insurance - CTP

Recovery Partners work in accordance with the National Clinical Framework

National Clinical Framework.

Delivering client centric services to achieve positive rehabilitation outcomes starts with the relationship between the individual, their health and their work. 

As a signatory organisation to the ‘Realising the Health Benefits of Good Work Consensus Statement’ our ability to delivering positive rehabilitation outcomes, is enhanced through: 

• Collaboration with individuals and their support network to help design and implement activities to promote work readiness;
• Supporting and motivating the injured individual to be actively involved in the development of the program;
• Promoting the value of health literacy as a motivating tool for the individual and highlighting the health benefits of good work to aid recovery;
• Assisting employers with responding to the needs of the returning workers, including promoting how other staff contribute to better outcomes for all involved;
• Translating functional gains into meaningful work activities based on assessed capacity of the individual; and
• Developing and implementing strategies to build work readiness and capability that have a direct connection to a rehabilitation strategy. 

More information about workplace rehabilitation and compulsory third party (CTP) insurance

We suggest visiting some of the following relevant pages: 
NSW – State Insurance Regulatory Agency (SIRA)
VIC – Transport Accident Commission (TAC)
QLD – Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC)
WA – Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA)