Performance indicators help us promote health care that is accessible, service-driven, cost-effective, evidence-based, and results-focused. WorkSafeBC rehabilitation programs help injured workers... Read More
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Elemental mercury is a potentially hazardous material that the WCB designates as having “reproductive critical effects.”[1,2] Each year, two or three mercury spills are reported to the WCB. In one... Read More
Need psychology services for patients with workplace injuries? The WCB can help The WCB provides assessment and treatment for workers with psychological conditions that are the direct result of... Read More
Here’s how you can help Research shows that workers who are injured on the job, particularly those with soft-tissue injuries, recover faster and more successfully when they return to work as soon... Read More
Industry experts help with return-to-work planning Since last fall, WorkSafeBC (the WCB) has been developing claims/health care management teams that specialize in specific industries. The aim is... Read More