… of fitness to work are therefore undertaken by general practitioners (… and the patient's interest
in keeping the information confidential). … of fitness for work from any doctor to employers. …

… (2) The role of the general practitioner: The general practitioner was lacking treatment and
… work following mTBI. In this study the employer, the general practitioner (ie, the primary care …

… Develop ways to compensate physicians for the cognitive work and time spent evaluating
patients and providing needed information to employer and insurers as well as on resolving …

… 20 physicians at their institution were sponsored to attend continuing medical education
seminars sponsored by the companies … , which is why many restrict their own employees from …

… designed to provide readers with an understanding of the sixteen skills that employers believe
are … Recognizing that training for many of the-skills is usually provided at the first level of …

… about resource use are acting for their patients, current and future, and not for employers.
Another strategy is to require management to use the same plans their employees do. …

… punish pharmaceutical companies and physicians involved in … of patients and be primarily
related to the physician’s work … funded research, the guidance notes that research must be …

… Most of the time employers will provide an individual with a certificate of credible coverage
after termination of employment or individuals can request this should the new plan deny …

… are employees of other universities, by health and safety inspectors who are not employees
of the companies … Medical practice can achieve similar – or better – standards. Methods for …

… employers’ policies and practices with regard to processing employees’ medical information
… Consequently, employers, medical practitioners and hospitals are likely to be exposed to …