41.6....Procedures After Notice of Conflict of Interest and Waivers of Conflicts of Interest of an Evaluator

(a) Whenever an Agreed or Qualified Medical Evaluator notifies the parties that a disqualifying conflict of interest exists, and even if it arises after the evaluator has ...more

41.7....Gifts to Medical Evaluators

(a) No physician reporting as an Agreed Medical Evaluator or a Qualified Medical Evaluator shall accept gifts that have a total fair market value in the aggregate of ...more

42....Disciplinary Proceedings. [Repealed]

Note: Authority cited: Sections 139. 2 and 5307. 3, Labor Code; Section 11370 et seq. , Government Code; and Section 11500 et seq. , Government Code. Reference: Sections ...more

43....Method of Measurement of Psychiatric Disability

(a) For all claims arising before January 1, 2005, not subject to section 43(b), the method of measuring the psychiatric elements of a disability shall be as set forth ...more

44....Method of Evaluation of Pulmonary Disability

(a) For all claims arising before January 1, 2005, not subject to section 44(b), the method of measuring the pulmonary elements of disability shall be as set forth below ...more

45....Method of Evaluation of Cardiac Disability

(a) For all claims arising before January 1, 2005, not subject to section 45(b), the method of measuring the cardiac elements of disability shall be set forth below in ...more

46....Method of Evaluation of Neuromusculoskeletal Disability

(a) For all claims arising before January 1, 2005, not subject to section 46(b), the method of measuring the neuromusculoskeletal elements of disability shall be as set ...more

46.1....Guidelines for the Evaluation of Foot and Ankle Disability

(a) For all claims before January 1, 2005, not subject to section 46. 1(b), the method of measuring the elements of foot and ankle shall be set forth below in the ...more

46.1.A....Guidelines for the Evaluation of Foot and Ankle Disability Appendix A

In either case, the evaluator must still describe how a given loss of muscle strength affects the injured worker's capacity to perform work. In either case, the evaluator ...more

46.1.B....Guidelines for the Evaluation of Foot and Ankle Disability Appendix B

NOTE: Actual Regulation section is § 46. 1 NOT § 46. 1. B Subjective disability should be described in terms of location, degree, frequency, and precipitating ...more