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18. No license is required for an employer to operate a first aid station
Such authorization is not required in an emergency under the provisions
of Section 13-A-5.
for emergeney treatment, but no subsequent treatments are to be rendered
by any one, other than a qualified physician on the Minimum Fee Schedule
8. The authority of an employer for the services of a specialist in excess
basis.
of a $25.00 fee, applies only to the necessity for such services, but the
19. No advertising matter of any nature on compensation work, by or on
choice of such specialist is entirely within the jurisdiction of the injured
behalf of authorized physicians, medical bureaus or laboratories shall
be
worker.
permitted.
9. When it is in the interest of the injured employee, and where an x-ray
20. No insurance company or self-insurer may reduce the size of NOTICE
is required and it is impossible to secure the services of a qualified
TO EMPLOYEES (FORM C-105) which is to be posted in all places
x-ray specialist, the Board of the local County Medical Society may
of employment covered by the Act, unless such permission is granted on
designate a specially qualified individual to take x-ray pictures under
the supervision of the attending physician. The attending physician,
application to the Industrial Commissioner.
however, shall render a bill for such service to the employer. This in
21. A physician who testifies at hearings or examines claimants or partici-
no way, however, deprives the employer or insurance carrier from having
pates in examinations for evidential material for compensation case
other x-ray pictures taken if they so desire.
hearing purposes only, may accept fees for such services from claimants,
10. A physician authorized to treat workmen's compensation cases, when
employers or carriers.
requested to supersede another physician, must, before beginning treat-
22. Hospitals shall render bills for board and room accommodations, medical
ment of such patient, make reasonable effort to communicate with the
and surgical supplies and nursing facilities.
attending physician to ascertain the patient's condition. The superseding
Hospitals may render bills for x-ray, physiotherapeutic, anaesthesia and
physician must also advise the attending physician of the name of the
pathologic services when rendered by or under the supervision of salaried
person who has requested him to assume care of the case and state the
physicians on the staff.
reason therefor. If the second physician cannot contact the attending
The names and qualifications of all physicians and persons rendering
physician, and the claimant's condition requires immediate treatment,
services for which charges are made by hospitals must be included in all
the said physician should advise the doctor previously in attendance
bills and all medical and x-ray reports shall be promptly filed with the
within 48 hours that he now has the patient in his care. The preceding
employer or its insurance carrier and the Department of Labor.
physician shall supply the succeeding physician with a complete history
of the case and all pertinent medical data.
11. In the event of a serious accident requiring immediate emergency medical
Rules Governing Recommending of Authorized Physicians
aid, an ambulance or any physician may be called to give first aid
by Insurance Carriers and Employers and the Procedure
treatment.
to be Followed by Medical Inspectors and Consultants
12. A registered physiotherapist may treat workmen's compensation cases at
his own office or bureau when the case is referred to him by an authorized
23. The supplying of names of authorized physicians by insurance carriers
physician. The authorized physician should, however, give written
to their policyholders is in contravention to Section 13, as amended by
directions to the physiotherapist as to the kind of treatment to be
Chapter 258 of the Laws of 1935. Such policyholders and all employers
rendered and the number of treatments to be given. These directions
may secure a list of all authorized physicians in the vicinity of their
must be given in writing by the physician and shall constitute a part
places of business by applying to the Industrial Commissioner of the
of the record of the case.
Department of Labor.
13. Bills for x-rays and consultations shall be submitted for payment
24. Any physician who acts in the capacity of medical inspector for an
directly to the employer or carrier by the specialist rendering the service.
insurance carrier or employer in the case of an injured employee under
These services must be authorized in writing by the physician in
the care of another physician shall not participate in the treatment of
attendance.
said injured employee except in the operation of a rehabilitation clinic or
14. Physicians treating claimants in hospitals may secure the signature of
bureau under Section 13-j of the Law. Nothing herein contained affects
claimant for authorization to obtain copies of any necessary hospital
the right of transfer as provided in Section 13-a (3).
records.
25. When a medical examination is had under Section 13-a (4) it shall
15. The physician in attendance in public hospitals must be the judge as to
be by a qualified physician at a place reasonably convenient to the
when the "emergency status" of the case has terminated. In case of a
claimant and in the presence of the claimant's physician, if in the latter's
dispute the matter shall be referred to the Compensation Board of the
opinion his presence is necessary. A duplicate copy of all notices of
Medical Society of the County in which the hospital is located, for
requests for examinations must be sent to the attending physician.
immediate decision.
26. No physician designated by an insurance carrier or an employer as a
16. Medical inspectors of insurance companies shall be admitted to hospitals
consultant in the case of an injured employee, shall subsequently par-
or other institutions where injured employees are confined, upon proper
ticipate in the medical or surgical care of said injured employee, except
identification, for the purpose of complying with Section 13-j.
with the written consent of the injured employee and his attending
physician. Nothing herein contained affects the right of transfer as
17.
Hospitals and dispensaries shall not operate a medical bureau or clinic
provided in Section 13-a (3).
for the purpose of rendering medical care and treatment to compensation
cases. Hospitals and dispensaries shall not render medical care and
treatment to ambulatory compensation cases except for the emergency
treatment.
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