Dr Nigel Marsh – Contemporaneous Documents in IMES

QUIZ ON THIS VIDEO: Dr Nigel Marsh - Contemporaneous Documents in IMES

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What type of injury did Dr. Marsh mention as often being forgotten by claimants?

Preexisting injuries

Subsequent injuries

Psychological injuries

Occupational injuries

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Which legislative body requires the examiner to address discrepancies in the claimant's history in the name of procedural fairness?

Medical Board of Australia

Australian Medical Association

Motor Accident Authority

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

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What should be done if there are discrepancies or inconsistencies in the contemporaneous documents?

Ignore them.

Discuss them with the claimant.

Refer the claimant to another doctor.

Cancel the IME.

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Why is contemporaneous evidence important in IMEs?

To diagnose new medical conditions.

To support or refute the claimant's history.

To determine the patient's financial status.

To predict future injuries.

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What is the definition of contemporaneous evidence in IMEs according to Dr. Nigel Marsh?

Evidence provided by the claimant's family members.

Evidence existing at the same time as the subject injury.

Evidence found after the injury has healed.

Evidence given by the insurance company.

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