New Griffith University and MAIC partnership to explore road safety in Queensland
MAIC and Griffith University have announced a new partnership to explore road safety in Queensland.
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Townsville Hospital Trauma Connect: New MAIC funding collaboration
MAIC is delighted to announce the new ‘Trauma Connect’ collaboration with Townsville Hospital and Health Service.
July-September 2024 CTP scheme insights now available
The Motor Accident Insurance Commission is pleased to share with you the latest edition of our Quarterly CTP scheme insights report, which showcases recent trends and developments in Queensland’s CTP insurance scheme. This…
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Conference Roundup
Across the last quarter, the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) has been busy presenting and sponsoring road safety and rehabilitation conferences across Australia. Here are a few key highlights: Australian…
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2024 MAIC Queensland Student Bionics Innovation Challenge winners announced
The 2024 MAIC Queensland Student Bionics Innovation Challenge winners were announced this week, with The University of Queensland taking out the top prize for their futuristic superhero suit to help…
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MAIC proudly funds world-first clinical trial for treating spinal cord injuries
The Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) is proudly funding a world-first clinical trial for treating spinal cord injuries. The new trial has Griffith University on the cusp of developing a…
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QUT Data Linkage Fellowship extension
A long-standing area of concern for road safety in Queensland was the lack of comprehensive data linkage in order to understand the true picture of road trauma. Privacy and legislative restrictions…
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MAIC funded medical certificates enhancing the claimant experience
To streamline the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) process and enhance support for claimants, the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) has recently conducted a series of innovative experiments.
MAIC 30th anniversary 1994 – 2024
This month we have been reflecting and celebrating on the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC).
‘First on Scene’ pilot program with Queensland Trucking Association and Griffith University successfully completed
In 2022, MAIC provided funding to the Queensland Trucking Association (QTA) to develop and implement First on Scene, a pilot program that incorporated first aid and crash scene management training tailored to heavy vehicle drivers. With the assistance of Queensland Ambulance, Energy Australia, St John’s Ambulance and the Queensland Police Service, this pilot has recently been completed and resulted in the training being delivered to 129 truck drivers across Queensland.