In this powerhouse first live panel event for the podcast, hear from leading experts on the application of risk management approaches to the prevention of psychological injuries at work. Psychological health and safety is getting a lot of air time at the moment - but the information currently available on how to manage psychosocial risk at work can be confusing, and might even seem contradictory. In this session, our panel of leaders in this field will break it down to the basic elements of risk management to help you understand: - the steps you can take right now to start to manage psychosocial risk - the information and supports available to help you - where the gaps are currently in the research and applied guidance, and how to navigate them. UK HSE Management Standard National Standard of Canada for psychological health and safety in the workplace SafeWork Australia: Work-related psychological health and safety: A systematic approach to meeting your duties ISO 45003 (Draft): Occupational health and safety management — Psychological health and safety at work : managing psychosocial risks — Guidelines SafeWork NSW: Draft NSW Code of Practice Managing the risks to psychological health UK: Labour Force Survey - Self-reported work-related ill health and workplace injuries SafeWork Australia: Australian Workers’ Compensation Statistics 2018-19 SafeWork NSW: Psychological Injury Claims