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Keeping Workers with Medical Problems Employed: Can an Intervention That Succeeded Inside Workers’ Compensation Succeed Outside? (Policy Brief)

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  • David Stapleton
  • Jennifer Christian

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This policy brief considers one option: making Washington State’s Centers for Occupational Health and Education (COHE) program, a care coordination and quality improvement initiative that has been effective inside the state’s workers’ compensation system available to workers with non-compensable medical conditions.

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  • David Stapleton & Jennifer Christian, "undated". "Keeping Workers with Medical Problems Employed: Can an Intervention That Succeeded Inside Workers’ Compensation Succeed Outside? (Policy Brief)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e2f805f048514d4e9c6963f10, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:e2f805f048514d4e9c6963f10cea440b
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    disability; employment; return-to-work; early intervention; workers’ compensation;
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