Regulations Concerning Duties of Employees Official Superiors Medical Officers
Regulations Concerning Duties of Employees Official Superiors Medical Officers
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Requests for medical or hospital service when official superior has doubt as to employee's right to treatment. If, for any reason, the offi- cial superior is in doubt as to whether or not an injured employee is entitled to medical relief under the Compensation Act, he should immediately communicate the circumstances, outlining his doubt, to the Commission, and furnish said injured employee a request, form C. A. 16, or letter, which should state the reasons for his doubts, and request the medica...l officer or " designated " hospital officials to fur- nish relief until a decision can be reached as to whether or not the case is a proper one for treatment under the Compensation Act. The employee should be kept in hospital under observation and treatment until the official superior of the employee or medical officer or " desig- nated " hospital official is convinced that the employee is not entitled to the benefits of the Compensation Act. In such cases the Compen- sation Commission will be responsible for the payment for treatment up to and including the date on which it is decided the employee is not entitled to medical relief under the Compensation Act.
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Requests for medical or hospital service when official superior has doubt as to employee's right to treatment. If, for any reason, the offi- cial superior is in doubt as to whether or not an injured employee is entitled to medical relief under the Compensation Act, he should immediately communicate the circumstances, outlining his doubt, to the Commission, and furnish said injured employee a request, form C. A. 16, or letter, which should state the reasons for his doubts, and request the medica...l officer or " designated " hospital officials to fur- nish relief until a decision can be reached as to whether or not the case is a proper one for treatment under the Compensation Act. The employee should be kept in hospital under observation and treatment until the official superior of the employee or medical officer or " desig- nated " hospital official is convinced that the employee is not entitled to the benefits of the Compensation Act. In such cases the Compen- sation Commission will be responsible for the payment for treatment up to and including the date on which it is decided the employee is not entitled to medical relief under the Compensation Act.
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