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Perry Carpenter: How To Eliminate Bias in the Medical Legal
In 2016, Page vs. Parisotto caught the attention of the Division of workers Compensation (DWC) when 1000's of women came forward to accuse the workers compensation system of discriminating against women (gender discrimination) in the provision of accurate workers compensation benefits.
Mason Bledsoe: The Kite Analysis
Applicant Attorney Mason Bledsoe joins EZ QME Continuing Education to expand your awareness of the many opportunities to add (versus combine) multiple Impairments to arrive at the most accurate description of the examinee's Impairment/Disability.
APPORTIONMENT TO MEDICAL TREATMENT - THE HIKIDA EFFECT
Sometimes in the course of providing medical treatment to injured workers for the purpose of curing and/or relieving the effects of the industrial injury, the medical treatment causes new symptoms, and possibly even new Impairment. In these circumstances, the Apportionment of the Permanent Impairment associated with the new Impairment can be handled in one of two basic pathways and, in this Session, Applicant Attorney Jon Marlowe shares with us some of the considerations that the QME needs to factor into the decision for one, or the other pathway.