Can an Expert Express a Range of Possible Prognoses?
A prognosis rarely offers the certainty that litigation would prefer. Recovery may depend on treatment response, complications, work demands, psychological factors, or future clinical findings....
A prognosis rarely offers the certainty that litigation would prefer. Recovery may depend on treatment response, complications, work demands, psychological factors, or future clinical findings....
MedCoβs clarification on examination timing addresses an important area of uncertainty for medical experts undertaking...
An expert may revisit a medico-legal report months or even years after the examination. By...
An expert accepts instructions, examines the claimant and produces a report. Months later, it emerges...
A claimant says an accident kept them away from work for six months and prevented...
MedCo accreditation is not intended to remain untouched after the initial training has been completed....
A claimant may describe immediate neck pain after a collision, followed by restricted movement and...
Digital reporting has removed many familiar risks linked with paper files, unsecured post, and unattended...
A physical examination can add important evidence, but it should not be treated as an...
Artificial intelligence can reduce administrative work in medico-legal reporting, particularly when medical records are extensive...
The claimant describes an unexpected rear-end collision followed by immediate neck and back pain. The...
The first sign is rarely a diagnosis. A claimant reports poor sleep after an accident....