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Chapter 4 Summary – Injury Management Best Practices Roles and Responsibilities

April 24, 2024 By //  by Amaxx Webmaster

Injury Management Best Practices Roles and Responsibilities
Injury Management Best Practices Roles and Responsibilities

There are specific Best Practice standards the primary injury management team can implement to meet and surpass national standards. Briefly these standards are:

Injury coordinators:

  • Implement a proactive post-injury response procedure.
  • Develop a communication program.
  • Bring labor unions on-board.
  • Adopt a corporate-wide transitional duty program.
  • Teach workers’ compensation concepts to management highlighting cost savings.
  • Know the key indicators of malingering, fraud, and abuse.

Supervisors:

  • Provide injured workers with all necessary forms.
  • Obtain appropriate medical help for the injured employee.
  • Train subordinates on rights and responsibilities in workers’ compensation.
  • Know about and complete all forms concerning the worker’s accident.

Middle managers:

  • Know the roles and responsibilities of employees, supervisors, and providers.
  • Track and report lost workdays monthly to management.

Risk managers:

  • Ask: Does claim volume require dedicated staff to handle and implement claims?
  • Attend association seminars to learn about other workers’ compensation solutions.

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