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Towards Simplicity – Complex Case Management by Doctors
Information about how doctors can improve outcomes in compensation systems using a complex case management model Continue reading
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Strange Bedfellows! The AMA Insurer Forum in Tasmania
Before the weekend can start in earnest (I have made a commitment to clean out my car and wash the dog), I thought I should share some commentary about a process that has been underway in Tasmania over the last … Continue reading
Let me Explain! – the purpose of my blog
Recently I have received criticism that I am blaming the system, specifically the insurers/claims agents, for poor outcomes and not directing any criticisms towards other parties, particularly the medical profession (or injured workers themselves for that matter). The purpose of … Continue reading