How to protect healthcare lone worker safety

Most lone worker safety processes only work when nothing goes wrong.

A text message to a manager before a home visit. A call at the end of a shift. An understanding that a worker will call for help if something happens.

These arrangements feel adequate, until a worker is injured, in a volatile situation or simply unable to make contact. In those moments, a process that depends on the worker initiating contact offers no protection at all.

For healthcare, aged care, NDIS and allied health organisations with workers conducting home visits and community-based care, that gap carries real consequences for your people and for your organisation's obligations.

This free, live webinar will show you what a robust lone worker protection system looks like and the steps you need to take to implement one.

Key takeaways: 

• The specific risks healthcare lone workers face on home visits and in community settings
• What your obligations actually require
• Where manual processes fall short
• What a robust, purpose-built lone worker safety system needs to include
• How to start moving from a reactive process to a proactive system

We’re live on 21 July, 2026 at 2pm AEST.

Can’t make it on the day? Register anyway to have the recording sent straight to your inbox.