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Identifying Abusers of the Workers’ Compensation SystemSeptember 26, 2002It’s often difficult to determine whether an employee claiming work-related injury problems is disabled from working and whether the problems actually stem from a work-related injury. We’ll help you learn how to identify system abusers through surveillance evidence and medical examinations. Dr. William Bookwalter, a board-certified neurosurgeon, will walk you through the “red flags.” We’ll also discuss confidentiality and privacy concerns, along with retention and dissemination of medical information based on the HIPAA regulations.
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