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Usually completed by the workers nominated treating doctor, the certificate of capacity is used in the NSW workers compensation system to describe the nature of a workers injury/illness, their capacity for work, and the treatment required for a safe and durable recovery.
A thoroughly completed certificate of capacity minimises the likelihood that an insurer will need to make contact with you to obtain additional information/clarification. The nominated treating doctor or treating specialist medical practitioner is responsible for completing the certificate of capacity.
Light or modified duty is a temporary work modification given to an injured worker in order to accommodate their physical restrictions while recovering from the injury. Upon filing a workers compensation case, injured worker is expected to continue working if it is determined they can safely perform the modified duty.
WorkCover insurance (sometimes referred to as WorkCover) is a service provided by WorkSafe Victoria that covers employers for certain costs if their workers are injured or become ill because of their work. Some of these costs may include: replacement of lost income.
Certificates can be issued by a medical practitioner, physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath. This video demonstrates how to complete the certificate of capacity. The Certificate of Capacity is a communication tool for the treating health practitioner, worker and employer.
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A work capacity certificate provides important information to an insurer, including: your name and details. the type of injury/illness you have (diagnosis) the date the injury occurred and how it occurred.
The initial certificate must be completed by a medical practitioner (your general practitioner, surgeon, or psychiatrist) if you need time off work or are not able to perform your pre-injury employment. Note that a psychologist is not a medical practitioner.
Initial medical certificate a medical practitioner registered to practise in the medical profession (other than as a student) under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law. a lawfully qualified medical practitioner: in Australia. outside Australia who is approved by WorkSafe.

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