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Medical Report—Any written transcript of information in outline or narrative form that documents circumstances pertaining to a medical condition and services provided. This includes, but is not limited to, clinical notes, test results, special reports, operative reports, etc.
Medical Services—Remedial treatment, care, and attendance provided Workers’ Compensation claimants by health care providers (s.440.13, F.S.).Permanent Impairment—Any anatomic or functional abnormality or loss, existing after the date of Maximum Medical Improvement, which results from injury.Permanent Impairment Rating—Rating the extent of dysfunction or loss, if any, to the body as a whole based on criteria set forth in the Florida Impairment Rating Guide, 1993 edition.
Physician—A physician licensed under chapter 458, an osteopath licensed under chapter 459, a chiropractor licensed under chapter 460, a podiatrist licensed under chapter 461, an optometrist licensed under chapter 463, or a dentist licensed under chapter 466, F.S.Psychologist—A psychologist licensed under chapter 470, F.S.
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