Final: Occ. Rehab Flashcards
Occupational Rehabilitation
science and practices of safely returning injured workers
Sometimes called Industrial Rehabilitation
Productivity
some degree our self image and sense of purpose
The DOT
Dictionary of Occuppation Titles. standardized classification system and a consistent terminology
The NOC
National Occup. Classification
Statistics Canada and is the authoritative resource on occupational information in Canada
Sedentary –
exerting 10 lbs of force occasionally, involves frequent sitting, occasional walking and standing
Light
exerting 10 lbs frequently and 20 lbs occasionally
Medium
exerting 10 to 25 lbs frequently and 20 to 50 lbs occasionally
Heavy
exerting 10 – 20 lb constantly, 25 – 50 lb frequently and 50 – 100 lb occasionally
Very Heavy
exerting more than 20 lb constantly, 50 lb frequently and 100 or more lb occassionally
Adjudication
Work related
No time loss
Time loss claims
Occup rehab invloves
work safety/ prevention
return to work plan
workplace wellness
Overall Goal of Occupational Rehabilitation
Safe, successful, and sustainable
Prevention of injuries
Continuum of Care
No specific rehabilitation treatment required
Local physiotherapy provider
Occupational Rehab I (OR 1) – single discipline
Occupational Rehab II (OR 2) – multidisciplinary
Pain Management Programs – complex multidisciplinary
Occupational Rehabilitation 1 (OR1)
structured, active rehabilitation program
five days a week for a maximum of 30 days
Occupational Rehabilitation 2 (OR 2
multidisciplinary treatment program six hours per day, five days a week to a maximum of 50 days
