P-ISSN 2328-6202
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Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2020July 01, 2020 CDT
Washington State’s Shift in Vocational Recovery Prevents Work Disability, Puts Workers Back on the Job, Saves System Hundreds of Millions of Dollars
Washington State’s Shift in Vocational Recovery Prevents Work Disability, Puts Workers Back on the Job, Saves System Hundreds of Millions of Dollars
Vickie Kennedy, Ryan Guppy, Kirsta Glenn, Sandra Holman Thomas,
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2020
Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2020
- Adverse Childhood Experiences: Antecedents to Occupational Disability and Lost TimeAmanda M. SizemoreJasen M. Walker
- Implications of the Coronavirus Pandemic for Vocational Expert Assessments: A Preliminary AnalysisMichael Shahnasarian
- Understanding a Vocational Economics, Inc., Calculation of Lost Earning Capacity in a Personal Injury Case With Residual CapacityThomas R. IrelandFrank L. Slesnick
- Washington State's Shift in Vocational Recovery Prevents Work Disability, Puts Workers Back on the Job, Saves System Hundreds of Millions of DollarsVickie KennedyRyan GuppyKirsta GlennSandra Holman Thomas
- The Primacy of Model Design Over Application: A Response to "the Importance of Statistically Measured Worklife ExpectancyJennifer L. Polhemus
Kennedy, V., Guppy, R., Glenn, K., & Holman Thomas, S. (2020). Washington State’s Shift in Vocational Recovery Prevents Work Disability, Puts Workers Back on the Job, Saves System Hundreds of Millions of Dollars. The Rehabilitation Professional, 28(3). https://doi.org/10.70385/001c.147015