GPSN: A Global Movement for Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace
Tracks
Ballroom 2 - In-Person Only
| Tuesday, June 23, 2026 |
| 1:55 PM - 2:15 PM |
Overview
Chanelle Mcenallay & Dr Tessa Bailey, Ramsay Health Care Limited
Details
1. Learn how to manage psychosocial risk in pragmatic and valuable ways.
2. Gain insights into why workers engage in negative behaviours that undermine culture.
3. Share in key knowledge and experience from a global world first network dedicated to psychosocial safety.
Presenter
Dr Tessa Bailey
CEO
The Opus Centre
GPSN: A Global Movement for Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace
Biography
Dr. Tessa Bailey is a leading expert in psychosocial safety and workplace mental health. As CEO and Principal Psychologist at the OPUS Centre for Psychosocial Risk, she develops evidence-based strategies to enhance worker health and productivity. With over a decade of experience in research and applied practice, her expertise involves building organisational systems and sustainable workplace interventions to better manage psychosocial risk. A published author and sought-after speaker, Dr. Bailey’s work has been cited in national policy reports. She has collaborated with diverse industries, government agencies, and academic institutions to create healthier and more productive workplaces.
Chanelle McEnallay
Group Chief Safety Officer
Ramsay Health Care Limtied
GPSN: A Global Movement for Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace
Biography
Chanelle McEnallay is the Group Chief Safety Officer of Ramsay Health Care Limited. This role looks at safety management systems of all the Ramsay facilities in the group, covering eight countries, over 530 hospitals and clinics who see more than 12 million patients and admissions every year. Chanelle is an experienced ASX50 Chief Risk Officer, WHS Professional, Injury Manager, Advanced Rehabilitation and Return to Work Manager, Workers’ Compensation Specialist, Workplace Trainer and Assessor and Auditor and is an admitted NSW Supreme Court Solicitor. Chanelle holds a Master of Laws from ANU and is a Director of the AIHS.