Doctor, I am disabled

C. Cunneen
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The Australian medical profession is well trained in the assessment and management of a wide range of acute injuries/illnesses. However, the ongoing management of chronic injuries/illnesses and their ultimate assessment for the purposes of Impairment and/or Disability requires a different skill mix and medical perspective. Over the last 2 decades, Australian doctors have become well versed in various methodologies to assess the Permanent Impairment of a claimant/worker/client/patient, as legislated by multiple Australian jurisdictions. The same outcome cannot be said for the assessment and management of injuries/illnesses leading to Disability. Most Australian doctors are not formally trained to understand the concepts of Disability versus Impairment. Some organizations continue to seek Disability medical assessments from the treating doctor only, which may lead to bias and a diminished capacity to return to paid employment. This presentation will cover the issues of Disability assessment and management strategies within Australia, as seen through the eyes of an independent medical assessor.
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医生,我是残疾人
澳大利亚的医疗专业人员在评估和管理各种急性伤害/疾病方面训练有素。然而,慢性损伤/疾病的持续管理及其最终评估的目的是损伤和/或残疾需要不同的技能组合和医学观点。在过去的20年里,澳大利亚医生已经精通各种方法来评估索赔人/工人/客户/病人的永久性损害,根据澳大利亚多个司法管辖区的立法。对于导致残疾的伤害/疾病的评估和管理,则没有同样的结果。大多数澳大利亚医生没有接受过理解残疾与损伤概念的正式培训。一些组织继续只要求主治医生对残疾进行医疗评估,这可能导致偏见,并削弱重返有薪就业的能力。本次介绍将从一名独立医疗评估员的角度介绍澳大利亚境内的残疾评估和管理战略问题。
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International Journal of Disability Management
International Journal of Disability Management Social Sciences-Health (social science)
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