Professional Designations for DM / RTW Expand Throughout Southeast Asia![]() full story |
Thank you Kuala Lumpur - Hello Vancouver![]() full story |
IFDM 2016 Joint Statement on Disability Management At the conclusion of IFDM 2016, a Joint Statement on Disability Management was released entitled "Disability Management 2030: Towards an Inclusive, Barrier-Free and Sustainable Society". This Joint Statement can be read or downloaded from the following link: full story |
Belgium to host IFDM 2020 The National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance (INAMI-RIZIV) of the Government of Belgium will host IFDM 2020. Please find further details at the following link: full story |
Canadian Coast Guard Commissioner Jody Thomas Appointed Deputy Minister Champion for PCU-WHS![]() full story |
2016 Alf Nachemson Memorial Lecture![]() full story |
Recognizing Professional Excellence in the Re/integration of Persons with Disabilities![]() full story |
USW Canadian National Director Recognized![]() full story |
USW approves Resolution re RTW Programs![]() full story |
Return to work made easier for cancer survivors RETURN TO WORK MADE EASIER FOR CANCER SURVIVORS: New website brings together resources for cancer survivors, healthcare providers and employers to support staying and returning to work. full story |
NIDMAR and PCU-WHS Announce Appointment of New Board Members![]() To view the Press Release, please click on the following link: New Board Appointments To view the bulletin, please click on the following link: full story |
Connection to Community Drives Passion for Professionals CRTWCs and CDMPs come from a wide range of backgrounds and are located across Canada. Three individuals representing the diverse types of background and organizations they work for are highlighted in this latest bulletin. full story |
Having Professional Designation Means Never Having to Stay in One Place The designations of Certified Return to Work Coordinator (CRTWC) and Certified disability Management Professional (CDMP), administered under the auspices of the International Disability Management Standards Council (IDMSC), are increasingly becoming the accepted professional standard for disability management practice worldwide. In this Bulletin, three individuals having different backgrounds and from across Canada tell their reasons for pursuing professional certification. full story |