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Updated and Enhanced: AMA Guides Sixth offers the most current guidelines for correct impairment evaluation. Please note: This pubilcation was reprinted in July 2009 to incorporate the Clarifications and Corrections document in its entirety. All purchases made after July 2009 will be the latest Guides Sixth ediiton
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All rights reserved. 1. AMA Guides to Evaluation of Permanent. Impairment – Sixth Edition. September 6, 2012. Presented by: Matthew Kremke, MBA, Director of Advocacy. Janet Thron, Senior Acquisitions Editor. Slide Credits: Christopher Brigham, MD. Senior Contributing Editor, AMA Guides, Sixth Edition. Marjorie
Widely accepted as the most reliable medical reference on impairment evaluation since its inception in 1971, the Guides is highly valued by physicians who use its authoritative chapters to determine how to assess for impairment. The new edition of the Guides continues to build from this legacy by focusing on physician
18 Sep 2009 ®AMA Guides 3rd Ed (Rev) provides the methods for measuring ROM and performing other physical assessments. ®Results of assessment (closing exam) are applied to Oregon “schedule" to arrive at permanent impairment award ®Adopt “concept" of Sixth edition but develop an Oregon-specific partial

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