duration refers to the generally expected maximal interval of time, for a given level of physical job demands (see Disability. Duration Guidelines section), within which the
These Disability Duration Guidelines provide part of the methodology for determining the percentage of loss of wage-earning capacity and related Duration Maximums for individuals who are subject to Section 15(3)(w) and are not working. The Disability Duration Guidelines are to be comprised of three inter-related
The disability duration of an injury is often shorter than the healing time. For example, the disability duration for strains and sprains is 3 to 4 weeks. The healing time is 12 weeks. For information on healing times see the section "Expected Healing Times".
the disability duration, and thus return to work time for many diseases and injuries based on the Risk,. Capacity, and recovery and little co morbidity will return to work. “Tolerance" is the issue with injury or surgery physicians have fair agreement on work guidelines based in tolerance issues, but for chronic problems
The disability duration of an injury is often shorter than the healing time. For example, the disability duration for strains and sprains is 3 to 4 weeks. The healing time is 12 weeks.
Sedentary Work 0 days- 3 weeks Possible 18 Months Light Work 0 days- 4 weeks Medium Work 2 weeks- 6 weeks Heavy Work 3 weeks - 8 weeks Very Heavy Work 4 weeks- 8 weeks Page 13 12 | Page Disability Duration Guidelines Includes all sprains (Grade I-III) treated non-surgically.
Recovery information and guides. Arranging the right treatment at the right time is important to your recovery and safe return to work. Our specialized injury support for workers and health care provider guides give valuable information to help you in your recovery.

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March 2018