This is where schedule 1 diagnoses are transferred when they are gradual onset
What is ASTD / SA?
The combined effect of a worker's physical impairment and the reduction in the worker's level of ability
What is Disability Status
This policy applies to a worker who is bitten by a spider.
What is C3-14.30, "Hazards Arising from Nature"
The start date of coverage for health care on an allowed claim.
What is the date of injury
This contains information on how to perform functions in CMS
What is WorkSafebc Procedures Manual (WPM)
This provides specialist medical/surgical opinions, and coordinates and expedites a range of diagnostic tests and medical imaging.
What is the VSC (visiting specialist clinic)
A RTW program where the worker is an extra worker and someone else is doing the worker's regular job.
What is "Supernumerary" RTW
This policy applies to a fight that breaks out at work.
What is C3-17.00, "Deviations from Employment"
Accommodation, meals, income loss, and dependent care are examples of this.
What are subsistence allowances
The length of time a physician has to submit a report on an injured worker
what is 3 days of first attending
This is where you send a claim for a stroke not induced by trauma.
What is ODA / SA?
This policy allows you to pay for wage loss benefits, on a short term basis, in situations where a worker received first aid or went to the hospital and you don't have the report.
What is 95.31 "payment of wage-loss without medical reports"
This is the policy relating to a worker's commute to and from work.
What is C3-19.00 "Work Related Travel"
When a worker's treatment is overseen by more than one physician or qualified practitioner
What is concurrent treatment
If a worker is injured as a result of defective equipment or products, there is potential for this.
What is Manufacturer's Liability
Send a task here when you have a claim for airline personnel out of province.
Interjurisdictional team (desk 107)
This payment rule will be used when a worker has more than one job, and one employer is continuing to pay the worker while off work, and the second employer is not paying the worker.
What is split payment
This policy applies when a worker is injured while standing up from a chair.
What is C3-15.00 "Injuries Following Natural Body Motions at Work"
When a worker is attending board approved physiotherapy for their injury, and sustains a further injury while at the physio appointment.
What is a compensable consequence of treatment (C3-22.00 C)
These make up the two parts of making a decision under s. 151
What are special circumstances and discretion of the board
Report privacy breaches here.
What is the FIPP office
This procedure is used to estimate earnings while a worker is on a s. 192 return to work
What is "Pay to Plan"
These two policies could apply specifically to a worker at lunch time.
What are C3-18.00 "personal acts" and C3-20.00 "Employer-Provided Facilities"
An injured worker presents this at the pharmacy to obtain prescribed medication.
What is a pharmacy benefits card?
Wage loss being paid beyond the actual return to work date is an example of this.
What is a decisional error?