About one in ten Australians who have lumbar X-rays has a lumbosacral transitional vertebra. In a minority of them the anatomy causes persistent low back, buttock or hip pain that is treated for years as non-specific strain. The condition is congenital, invisible and fluctuating, and it is usually diagnosed years after the symptoms begin, so the file of a person who has it looks inconsistent to anyone who does not know why. This guide sets out, for employers, human resources and return-to-work staff, claims assessors and case managers, and the lawyers and medical assessors who advise them, what the condition is in the terms a claim file uses, why the record looks the way it does, and how the condition sits within the Australian frameworks that govern work adjustments, leave, workers' compensation, motor accident claims, private health insurance waiting periods, income support and superannuation. It states what each framework provides and what follows from it, and what a medical report needs to contain to answer the question each framework asks. Every clinical statement is referenced to the published evidence and every legal statement to its source, and the notes at the end say what could and could not be verified. Written by a legal scholar who was diagnosed with the condition after forty-eight years, it is one of a series of guides on Bertolotti syndrome in Australia.
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Suzanne H Visser is a legal scholar and a patient. She was diagnosed with Bertolotti syndrome in 2025, forty-eight years after her symptoms began. She is the author of a patient-written book on the condition and of this series of guides for the clinicians who see it.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. About one in ten Australians who have lumbar X-rays has a lumbosacral transitional vertebra. In a minority of them the anatomy causes persistent low back, buttock or hip pain that is treated for years as non-specific strain. The condition is congenital, invisible and fluctuating, and it is usually diagnosed years after the symptoms begin, so the file of a person who has it looks inconsistent to anyone who does not know why. This guide sets out, for employers, human resources and return-to-work staff, claims assessors and case managers, and the lawyers and medical assessors who advise them, what the condition is in the terms a claim file uses, why the record looks the way it does, and how the condition sits within the Australian frameworks that govern work adjustments, leave, workers' compensation, motor accident claims, private health insurance waiting periods, income support and superannuation. It states what each framework provides and what follows from it, and what a medical report needs to contain to answer the question each framework asks. Every clinical statement is referenced to the published evidence and every legal statement to its source, and the notes at the end say what could and could not be verified. Written by a legal scholar who was diagnosed with the condition after forty-eight years, it is one of a series of guides on Bertolotti syndrome in Australia. A referenced guide for Australian employers, insurers and compensation schemes to Bertolotti syndrome: what the condition is, why the record looks inconsistent, and what each framework provides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781764969284
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. About one in ten Australians who have lumbar X-rays has a lumbosacral transitional vertebra. In a minority of them the anatomy causes persistent low back, buttock or hip pain that is treated for years as non-specific strain. The condition is congenital, invisible and fluctuating, and it is usually diagnosed years after the symptoms begin, so the file of a person who has it looks inconsistent to anyone who does not know why. This guide sets out, for employers, human resources and return-to-work staff, claims assessors and case managers, and the lawyers and medical assessors who advise them, what the condition is in the terms a claim file uses, why the record looks the way it does, and how the condition sits within the Australian frameworks that govern work adjustments, leave, workers' compensation, motor accident claims, private health insurance waiting periods, income support and superannuation. It states what each framework provides and what follows from it, and what a medical report needs to contain to answer the question each framework asks. Every clinical statement is referenced to the published evidence and every legal statement to its source, and the notes at the end say what could and could not be verified. Written by a legal scholar who was diagnosed with the condition after forty-eight years, it is one of a series of guides on Bertolotti syndrome in Australia. A referenced guide for Australian employers, insurers and compensation schemes to Bertolotti syndrome: what the condition is, why the record looks inconsistent, and what each framework provides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781764969284
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. About one in ten Australians who have lumbar X-rays has a lumbosacral transitional vertebra. In a minority of them the anatomy causes persistent low back, buttock or hip pain that is treated for years as non-specific strain. The condition is congenital, invisible and fluctuating, and it is usually diagnosed years after the symptoms begin, so the file of a person who has it looks inconsistent to anyone who does not know why. This guide sets out, for employers, human resources and return-to-work staff, claims assessors and case managers, and the lawyers and medical assessors who advise them, what the condition is in the terms a claim file uses, why the record looks the way it does, and how the condition sits within the Australian frameworks that govern work adjustments, leave, workers' compensation, motor accident claims, private health insurance waiting periods, income support and superannuation. It states what each framework provides and what follows from it, and what a medical report needs to contain to answer the question each framework asks. Every clinical statement is referenced to the published evidence and every legal statement to its source, and the notes at the end say what could and could not be verified. Written by a legal scholar who was diagnosed with the condition after forty-eight years, it is one of a series of guides on Bertolotti syndrome in Australia. A referenced guide for Australian employers, insurers and compensation schemes to Bertolotti syndrome: what the condition is, why the record looks inconsistent, and what each framework provides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781764969284
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Bertolotti Syndrome at Work and in Claims | A Guide for Employers, Insurers and Compensation Schemes in Australia | Suzanne H Visser | Taschenbuch | Bertolotti Syndrome Guides | Englisch | 2026 | Clear Mind Press | EAN 9781764969284 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 136964295
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