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OverviewComprehensive Disability Management explores current knowledge of disability management and provides insight into new concepts. This book documents proven techniques for reducing the financial and human costs of disability. It introduces the first theoretical model in this developing profession and provides practical examples of how to implement and manage an effective disability management program. Formulates the business case for disability management in an organization, helping the reader understand how disability management fits into the overall functioning of a corporation. Presents a theoretical model that recognizes the influence of multiple issues on a disability outcome. Reviews proven disability management techniques for ensuring evidence-based best practice treatments. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Henry G. Harder (Associate Professor and Chair, Disability Management Program, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada) , Liz R. Scott (Principal, Organizational Solutions, Ontario, Canada)Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences Imprint: Churchill Livingstone Dimensions: Width: 18.90cm , Height: 1.20cm , Length: 24.60cm Weight: 0.520kg ISBN: 9780443101137ISBN 10: 0443101132 Pages: 212 Publication Date: 11 October 2005 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of print, replaced by POD ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufatured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsIntroduction 1. History and Evaluation of Disability Management 2. Components of Disability Management 3. A Conceptual Model for Disability Management 4. Disability Management in the Organization 5. Disability Management and Prevention 6. Program Development 7. Early Intervention 8. Claim Initiation 9. Claim and Care Management 10. Return to Work 11. Rehabilitation 12. Duty to Accommodate 13. Program Evaluation 14. Communication 15. Ethics in Disability Management 16. Future Trends in Disability Management IndexReviewsInternational Journal of Disability, Community & Rehabilitation; Volume 4, No. 2 <br>The book provides a comprehensive synopsis of the organizational and operational elements needed for disability management (DM) to be effective within the workplace. The chapters are organized in logical progression and address necessary program components from disability prevention to program evaluation. The authors take care to differentiate claim and case management, to demonstrate the critical role of early intervention, to explicate a simple process for determining return on investment, and to illustrate the essential process of sustained, multidirectional communications-- all very central to effective DM. <br>The book is a valuable resource for advancing best practice in DM-- both by solidifying the conceptual and operational framework that should characterize DM efforts and by articulating the core knowledge competencies needed by those working in DM. This is an important contribution towarda International Journal of Disability, Community & Rehabilitation; Volume 4, No. 2 <br>The book provides a comprehensive synopsis of the organizational and operational elements needed for disability management (DM) to be effective within the workplace. The chapters are organized in logical progression and address necessary program components from disability prevention to program evaluation. The authors take care to differentiate claim and case management, to demonstrate the critical role of early intervention, to explicate a simple process for determining return on investment, and to illustrate the essential process of sustained, multidirectional communications-- all very central to effective DM. <br>The book is a valuable resource for advancing best practice in DM-- both by solidifying the conceptual and operational framework that should characterize DM efforts and by articulating the core knowledge competencies needed by those working in DM. This is an important contribution toward the International Journal of Disability, Community & Rehabilitation; Volume 4, No. 2 <br>The book provides a comprehensive synopsis of the organizational and operational elements needed for disability management (DM) to be effective within the workplace. The chapters are organized in logical progression and address necessary program components from disability prevention to program evaluation. The authors take care to differentiate claim and case management, to demonstrate the critical role of early intervention, to explicate a simple process for determining return on investment, and to illustrate the essential process of sustained, multidirectional communications-- all very central to effective DM. <br>The book is a valuable resource for advancing best practice in DM-- both by solidifying the conceptual and operational framework that should characterize DM efforts and by articulating the core knowledge competencies needed by those working in DM. This is an important contribution toward the advancement of DM as a valuable approach for sustaining employment. Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |