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What to expect with KINNECT.

You may meet us at a clinic, at work or by telehealth, depending on the reason you are engaging with KINNECT. Find your service category below for the broad shape of the support.

• Pre-Employment Medicals

  Why you may be involved: You may be asked to complete an assessment so your employer can understand your health and capacity in relation to a role.

  What it may involve: This is usually a clinic-based appointment with checks selected for the job, guided by a qualified team member.

  Before you start: Follow your booking instructions and bring only the identification, forms or health information requested.

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• Health Monitoring & Surveillance

  Why you may be involved: Monitoring helps check for possible health effects when your work may expose you to hazards such as noise, dust or chemicals.

  What it may involve: Your program may involve an initial or periodic health assessment, testing or samples relevant to the identified exposure.

  Before you start: Check the specific instructions for each visit because the tests and any preparation depend on the workplace hazard.

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• Workplace Rehabilitation

  Why you may be involved: You may be referred for practical support to recover from an injury or illness and work towards a safe, sustainable return to work.

  What it may involve: A rehabilitation consultant may meet with you, your treating team and workplace to understand your needs and coordinate an individual plan.

  Before you start: Be ready to discuss your current abilities, treatment and work goals, and bring any information requested in your referral.

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• Injury Prevention

  Why you may be involved: You may take part in a workplace program designed to reduce injury risks and make everyday tasks safer.

  What it may involve: Support can happen at your workplace or online and may include practical training, task observation, ergonomics or guided movement.

  Before you start: Your organiser will tell you where to attend and whether you need suitable clothing, equipment or access to your usual work area.

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• Occupational Medicine

  Why you may be involved: A specialist occupational physician may be asked to consider a complex work-related health, capacity or fitness question.

  What it may involve: The consultation may include a detailed discussion, review of available records and an examination relevant to the referral question.

  Before you start: Read your appointment information and bring any requested records; you can ask what the referral covers before the consultation begins.

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• Psychological Services

  Why you may be involved: You may be offered confidential psychological support, an assessment or help with recovery and participation at work.

  What it may involve: A psychologist will explain the service and may talk with you in person or by telehealth about your experiences, needs and goals.

  Before you start: Choose a private setting for telehealth and review any consent or referral information supplied with your booking.

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These are general guides only. The exact activities, duration, preparation, information handling and follow-up depend on your specific booking or referral, the consent requirements and your individual circumstances. Follow the instructions provided for your service, or visit the full workers FAQ.