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PhysiciansYour disabled patients rely on you to them get back to work as soon as possible. MDGuidelines, the world’s leading Return-to-Work Guidelines, is a key resource for treatment and disability duration recommendations.As a health care professional, you are an essential stakeholder in helping injured or sick employees recover and resume their normal productivity. Your expertise informs the optimal course of treatment as well as the employee’s recommended absence from work. MDGuidelines is an essential reference tool for providing accurate recommendations based on the world’s most trusted absence management information. MDGuidelines disability durations help you make specific recommendations regarding time off from work based on job responsibilities and enable you to provide an optimal level of follow-up care based on expected length of disability and recovery. MDGuidelines also helps you control costs and provide the best patient care by allowing you to benchmark your patients’ recovery against proven standards. MDGuidelines covers over 1,300 medical topics. Based on a rigorous process of case collection and analysis, the MDGuidelines database contains over 2 million actual disability cases which are analyzed by our Medical Advisory Board, a committee of acknowledged experts in occupational and employment-related medicine. These physicians ensure that the topics’ information and recommended durations are consistent with agreed-upon best practices in treating and transitioning disabled employees back to work at full health and productivity. Their focus is on the physiological time it takes to recover from a given injury or illness so that you know the optimum timing for full and complete recovery. Through our data integration capabilities, MDGuidelines can be integrated into your EMR system for ease of use. For Texas physicians who are licensed for worker’s compensation treatment, the use of MDGuidelines is mandated by the state in the treatment of worker’s comp cases. Click below to learn more about the MDGuidelines options for your practice. |
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