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Published Research by Dr. John Alchemy
Here is a list of papers written by RateFast Founder and CEO Dr. John Alchemy et. al, published in various scholarly journals
- A Novel Method of Monofilament Force Testing for Nerve Sensory Loss in Telemedicine
- A Quantitative Shoulder Strength Testing Method for in-Person and Telemedicine Examinations
- Verifying the Accuracy of Digital Goniometer Range of Motion Measurements for In-Person and Telemedicine Visits
- Occupational Telemedicine for Pinch Strength Testing: A Pilot Study of Methods for At-Home Measurement
- A Pilot Study for at-Home Measurement of Grip Strength via Telemedicine
Department of Industrial Relations Medical Unit Educational Papers
- Activities of Daily Living AMA Guides 5th Edition: A Practical Approach and Application
- Skin Impairment Rating: Chapter 8 AMA Guides 5th Edition: A Systematic and Objective Approach
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RateFast Podcast: Practical Advice for Depositions
Dr. Alchemy and Cory discuss what to expect as a work comp physician when being deposed by an attorney. This month’s podcast is filled with anecdotes, practical advice, and cautionary tales that you don’t wanna miss!
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RateFast Podcast: Lost in Translation?
It’s Almost too Easy: RateFast Express Report by Keyword
RateFast Express Report by Keyword is here! We’ve fine tuned our algorithms to speak the languages that doctors speak, and translate it into the language that insurance adjusters expect to hear. To explain our solution, we must first explain the problem:
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The RateFast Express Reporting Form: The Best Way to do Work Comp Just Got Even Easier
The RateFast Express Reporting Form solves one of the biggest issues facing workers’ comp in California, and all over the United States. At RateFast, we believe that workers’ compensation should be a straightforward job for the physician, which results in quick and direct compensation for the injured worker. Unfortunately, in California, that is not the case. That’s why we’ve stepped up and made the RateFast Express Reporting Form.
To describe the issue, let’s use our imagination for a moment.
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The RateFast Express Impairment Report Form Makes Life Easier
Dr. John Alchemy and Cory Oleson discuss the RateFast Express Impairment Report form, and how it takes the guesswork, and the make-it-up-as-you-go-work out of workers’ comp impairment report writing.
If you’re a workers’ compensation provider, adjuster, or case manager check out RateFast Express: the service that writes your impairment reports for you!
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RateFast Podcast: The Pain About… Pain!
Dr. John Alchemy and Cory Oleson discuss the proper way for a workers’ comp physician to measure patient pain, and some of the common mistakes made in measuring pain that extends work comp claims longer than they need to be.
For more information on this episode, and other helpful tips about workers’ compensation, visit the RateFast Blog.
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On a Scale from 1 to 10 – Measuring Subjective Pain
In workers’ compensation, it’s absolutely crucial to correctly detail the workers’ subjective residuals of their injury. This is because measuring objective factors like a limited range of motion are less tangible than concepts like pain, and aren’t always an accurate account of the extent that the injury affects the patient’s day-to-day life.
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¿Qué es un informe PR-4 o grado de discapacidad?
¿Qué es un informe PR-4 o grado de discapacidad?
La importancia de un informe PR-4 puede resultar confusa para los pacientes. Este video a continuación explica la importancia de los informes PR-4 para los trabajadores lesionados. Este video presenta el tema de los informes PR-4. Se lo he mostrado a algunos de mis pacientes antes de que se llevara a cabo el examen PR-4. Responde aproximadamente al 80% de las preguntas comunes que los pacientes tienen sobre el informe y el examen, lo que supone un ahorro de tiempo para todos.
Si es un paciente y tiene una lesión en el trabajo, este video arrojará algo de luz sobre cómo se evaluará y calificará su lesión en el trabajo.
Si es un proveedor médico o gerente de oficina en una clínica médica, no dude en usar el video para ayudar a explicar la importancia del informe de grado de discapacidad a los trabajadores lesionados que va a examinar. Envíe a sus pacientes el vínculo a esta publicación por correo electrónico, y podrán verlo en la computadora de su casa o en sus teléfonos celulares mientras están en la sala de espera.