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Responding to a report of a psychosocial risk or incident 24 4.1 Investigating a psychosocial incident 24 Notifiable incident 25 4.2 Keeping a record of the risk management process and outcomes 25 5. Supporting a safe return to work after a work-related harm 26 Appendices 27 Appendix A. Example scenarios for managing
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