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Evaluating Medical Treatment Guideline Sets for Injured Workers in California 2005 [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 232 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 257x180x10 mm, weight: 363 g, Illustrations, forms
  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Nov-2005
  • Leidėjas: RAND
  • ISBN-10: 0833038354
  • ISBN-13: 9780833038357
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 232 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 257x180x10 mm, weight: 363 g, Illustrations, forms
  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Nov-2005
  • Leidėjas: RAND
  • ISBN-10: 0833038354
  • ISBN-13: 9780833038357
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Indentifying the medical treatment guidelines that determine the appropriateness of treatment for California worker's compensation recipients.
Preface iii
Figures
ix
Tables
xi
Summary xiii
Acknowledgments xxxiii
Glossary xxxvii
Introduction
1(4)
Context
5(14)
Policies Governing Medical Care in the California Workers' Compensation System
5(4)
The Role of the Primary Treating Physician
6(1)
The Role of Medical Treatment Guidelines
6(2)
Implications for Utilization Management in California Workers' Compensation
8(1)
Implications for Disputes over Medical Treatment
8(1)
Background on Evidence-Based Medicine, Medical Treatment Guidelines, and Utilization Management
9(10)
Evidence-Based Medicine
10(3)
Medical Treatment Guidelines
13(1)
Utilization Management
14(5)
Identifying Guidelines for Work-Related Injury
19(2)
Methods
19(1)
Findings
20(1)
Selecting Guidelines for Further Evaluation
21(8)
Methods
21(5)
Defining Selection Criteria Based on the Legislation
21(1)
Developing Selection Criteria with CHSWC and DWC
22(3)
Applying the Selection Criteria
25(1)
Findings
26(3)
Evaluating the Technical Quality of the Selected Guidelines
29(6)
Methods
29(3)
Findings
32(1)
Scope and Purpose
32(1)
Stakeholder Involvement
32(1)
Rigor of Development
32(1)
Clarity and Presentation
32(1)
Applicability
32(1)
Editorial Independence
33(1)
Analysis
33(2)
Evaluating the Clinical Content of the Selected Guidelines
35(18)
Methods
35(9)
Adapting an Evaluation Method from the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method
35(2)
Developing Evaluation Criteria That Address Utilization Decisions
37(2)
Defining and Identifying the Guideline Content to Be Evaluated
39(2)
Selecting Clinical Panelists
41(1)
Two-Round Rating Process
42(2)
Findings
44(6)
Ratings
44(4)
Panelists' Comments
48(1)
Conclusions from the Guideline Evaluations
49(1)
Analysis
50(3)
Stakeholder Issues and Concerns
53(8)
Stakeholder Experiences with Interim Use of the ACOEM Guidelines
53(4)
Methodology
54(1)
Common Themes in the Interviews
55(2)
Summary of Stakeholder Meeting on Guideline Implementation Issues
57(4)
Application of the Guidelines to Determine Whether Care Is Reasonably Required
61(18)
How the Utilization Schedule Is Applied as the Presumptively Correct Standard
61(11)
What Policies Should Apply to Topical Gaps?
61(7)
What Policies Should Apply to Unusual Cases?
68(1)
How Should the Guidelines Be Updated?
69(1)
What Is the Relationship Between Guidelines and Utilization Review Criteria?
70(1)
Consideration of Nonclinical Factors in Providing Care
71(1)
Processes and Procedures Used in Utilization Management
72(7)
Disseminating Guidelines to Providers
72(1)
Training and Educating Providers to Improve Compliance with Treatment Guidelines
73(2)
Utilization Management Processes
75(1)
Easing Provider Administrative Burden
76(1)
Toward a Best-Practice System
77(2)
Conclusion
79(48)
Overview of Methods and Findings
80(2)
Analysis and Recommendations
82(3)
Guideline Evaluation
82(2)
Stakeholder Experiences and Opinions
84(1)
Recommendations
85(4)
Short Term (After December 1, 2004)
85(1)
Intermediate Term
86(1)
Longer Term
87(2)
APPENDIX
A. Identified Guidelines That Address Work-Related Injuries
89(8)
B. Publicly Posted Screening Criteria
97(2)
C. Selecting Clinical Panelists
99(2)
D. Sample Rating Forms, Round One
101(6)
E. Clinical Panel Ratings, Round Two
107(10)
F. Clinical Panelists' Comments
117(4)
G. Participants in the Stakeholder Meeting
121(4)
H. Stakeholder Discussion Questions on Guidelines Implementation Issues
125(2)
Bibliography 127