Category: medical records

RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE PUNCHED IN RANDOM ATTACK: INJURED WORKER IN THE NEWS #124

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It was recently reported that a Bartender got punched by a brute.  Nypost.com.   The same violent individual also smashed a customer in the head with a pole. It is reported that the worker, a Bartender, had limited health care options.  As a result, he declined to take an ambulance ride as he was concerned about… Continue reading RESTAURANT EMPLOYEE PUNCHED IN RANDOM ATTACK: INJURED WORKER IN THE NEWS #124

INJURED WORKERS, CHART NOTES,  AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Injured Workers prove up their workers’ compensation claims with evidence.   Within workers’ compensation, medical evidence gathered and to be persuasive must be within the evidentiary burden of “reasonable medical probability.”  “Reasonable medical probability” is a more likely than not burden, or beyond 50 percent likelihood. Medical Records are evidence which can assist in proving a… Continue reading INJURED WORKERS, CHART NOTES,  AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW