The partnership is governed by the Research Institute Collaboration Agreement (RICA) and ISCRR’s primary role is to facilitate research and best practice in the areas of injury prevention, rehabilitation and compensation. Through the ISCRR partnership, the Victorian government has invested in a broad portfolio of research focused on improving outcomes for Victorian workers, motorists and employers, in a manner that supports the financial sustainability of the state’s injury prevention and compensation schemes, and improves productivity for the state’s employers.

Since 2009, this research activity has involved more than 300 research projects. ISCRR has the capacity to implement a significant proportion of this research, but also acts as an intermediary between the broader academic community, the TAC and WorkSafe Victoria through procurement, implementation and translation of projects. As part of Monash University, ISCRR has access to world-leading expertise to support the research agenda.

In 2018, the partnership was renewed between Monash and WorkSafe.

Since 2009

72+

Million Dollar Victorian Government Investment

300+

Research Projects

14

Years of industry-focused research

ISCRR is focused on undertaking applied research tailored to the needs of our partners, and translating it to ensure there are positive influences on the relevant services, systems and the Victorian community. To achieve this ISCRR has developed unique internal expertise and capabilities and leverages the support and expertise of Monash University to deliver outcomes for our partners.
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In implementing the ISCRR approach, the underpinning principles are for the research to:

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