<p>This volume on medical panels is intended for lawmakers, administrators, and others working to improve workers' compensation systems. Among the topics it addresses are the function of panels, which states use them, features that states should include to increase the likelihood of having a successful panel, and pitfalls to avoid.</p>

Resolving Occupational Disease Claims: The Use of Medical Panels

Politics & Social Sciences

Barth, Peter S.

Politics & Government

Worker Compensation

Vocational Rehabilitation Outcomes: Evidence from New York

Gardner, John A.

Social Sciences

Medical Cost Containment in Workers Compensation: Innovative Approaches

Victor, Richard B.

Performance Indicators for Permanent Disability: Low-Back Injuries in Wisconsin (Wcri Series Paper)

Pease, Sara R.

Performance Indicators for Permanent Disability: Low-Back Injuries in New Jersey (Wcri Series Paper)

Vocational Rehabilitation in Florida Workers' Compensation: Rehabilitants, Services, Costs, and Outcomes

Business & Money

Economics

Asbestos Claims: The Decision to Use Workers' Compensation and Tort (A Wcri Report)

Field, Robert I.

Improving Vocational Rehabilitation Outcomes: Opportunities for Earlier Intervention

Liability for Employee Grievances: Mental Stress and Wrongful Termination

Workers' Compensation in Texas: Administrative Inventory

Eccleston, Stacey M.

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