Hello Professionally Integrated,
Here is a free video breakdown, as well as information for you to quickly and easily insert in your notes for improved documentation & patient education. This is a study where the authors looked at "low-speed" car crashes and compared them to the likelihood of injury during activities of daily living. Insurance companies and IMEs will sometimes argue that a "low-speed" crash has the same likelihood of injury as doing normal activities of daily living. This is clearly untrue, and I want you have this information for you to document from the beginning in case . . .
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