What the hand surgeon should know about workers' compensation
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1Risk Management Department, Red Meat Division of ConAgra, Inc., Greeley, Colorado.
Abstract:
It is important for surgeons treating work-related conditions to be knowledgeable of workers' compensation laws in their states. They should also work closely with the designated provider and/or employer to effect speedy recovery and return to work.
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