Supporting Patients
Beyond the Consultation.
The effects of workplace harm often appear in the consultation room long before they are recognised in the workplace.
WorkRight23 complements your clinical care by providing patients with a secure, independent platform to document their experiences, monitor their wellbeing, and access evidence-based support. At the same time, GPs receive meaningful clinical insights and alerts that help inform ongoing patient care when elevated risk is identified.
Why Refer Patients to WorkRight23?
Patients affected by workplace harm or relational harm often need support that extends beyond the consultation room. WorkRight23 provides a secure, evidence-based platform where patients can safely document their experiences, monitor their wellbeing, and explore appropriate support options. By combining patient-led documentation with clinically relevant wellbeing updates and risk alerts, WorkRight23 complements your care while helping patients better understand and manage the factors affecting their health.
Structured Support Beyond the Consultation
Patients can securely document:
- Workplace bullying, harassment, discrimination and psychosocial harm
- Relational harm and coercive control
- Wellbeing changes over time
- Supporting evidence and significant events
Clinical Insights That Matter
GPs receive access to:
- Mental wellbeing trends over time
- Significant clinical risk alerts
- Date of the most recent documented incident
- Current case status
- Evidence-based resources to support patient care
Protecting Patient Privacy While Supporting Clinical Care
WorkRight23 is designed to complement, not replace, your clinical relationship with the patient. Patients remain in control of their information, while GPs receive meaningful clinical insights that support ongoing care. This balance protects patient confidentiality, encourages honest documentation, and ensures clinicians receive the information most relevant to patient wellbeing.
Information Available to You
Referral & Case Status
Confirm when a referral has been accepted, whether the patient has an active case, and when the case has been archived.
Mental Wellbeing Trends
View the patient's wellbeing trends over time through the WorkRight23 mental wellbeing monitoring, helping inform ongoing clinical assessment.
Clinical Risk Alerts
Receive notifications when significant risks are identified, including: Elevated mental health risk, Suicide risk, Physical assault, Sexual assault. These alerts support timely clinical follow-up when additional care may be required.
Date of Last Recorded Incident
See when the patient most recently documented an incident, providing additional clinical context between consultations.
Evidence-Based Clinical Resources
Access practical information about psychosocial harm, workplace health, relational harm, and emerging research to support patient care.
Information Protected for Patient Privacy
Incident Narratives
GPs cannot view the patient's incident descriptions, personal notes, supporting evidence, or any workplace or relationship documentation.
Protected Identity Information
Information relating to alleged perpetrators is protected within the WorkRight23 Protected Identity Verification Framework and is not visible to referring practitioners.
Patient Options & Advocacy
Information about support pathways, coaching conversations, workplace strategies, legal options, advocacy activities, or personal decisions remains confidential unless the patient chooses to share it.
Case Documentation
Patients retain ownership and control of their documented experiences. WorkRight23 provides clinical insights rather than access to detailed case files.
This approach allows patients to document openly and honestly while ensuring GPs receive clinically meaningful information that supports informed decision-making without compromising patient privacy or trust.
Evidence That Supports
Better Patient Care.
WorkRight23's knowledge library brings together research, clinical guidance, white papers, and practical resources that help healthcare professionals better understand workplace harm, relational harm, and psychosocial health. Designed to support evidence-based practice, these resources translate emerging research into practical knowledge for everyday clinical care.
Better understanding leads to better conversations, better decisions, and better patient outcomes.
The Somatic Manifestation of Workplace Bullying
An analysis of chronic stress markers in individuals subjected to prolonged systemic isolation.
Intervention Efficacy in Domestic Violence Cases
Evaluating the impact of combined clinical and organizational support structures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you're referring your first patient or looking to better understand the WorkRight23 GP Portal, you'll find answers to the questions we hear most often about referrals, patient privacy, clinical information, and supporting patients affected by workplace or relational harm.
Need More Information?
We've answered the questions GPs ask most often about referrals, patient privacy, clinical information, and using the WorkRight23 GP Portal. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, let us know: we're continually expanding this resource based on feedback from healthcare professionals.
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Every day, GPs support patients whose health is affected by workplace or relational harm. WorkRight23 extends that care beyond the consultation by providing a secure, independent platform where patients can document their experiences, monitor their wellbeing, and access evidence-based support. We invite verified healthcare professionals to join our GP network and work with us to improve patient outcomes while protecting privacy and maintaining clinical integrity.
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