An ocular foreign body injury is one of the most common workplace injuries—yet it is one of the most easily prevented, provided workers and employers fully embrace the importance of properly fitting... Read More
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Proximal and distal ruptures both involve the biceps brachii but have potential for very different outcomes. Biceps tendon ruptures tend to occur in middle-age men, although they can also occur in... Read More
Dupuytren disease is a genetic condition of abnormal collagen deposition in the palmar fascia of the palm and fingers. Within the workers’ compensation setting, claims are usually accepted for an... Read More
If you are a physician who provides professional services to one of BC’s health services authorities, you may be required by the Physician Master Agreement to apply to be registered with WorkSafeBC... Read More
When a worker or employer disagrees with a WorkSafeBC decision, the Review Division provides an unbiased and impartial review of the decision. It is one of two levels of appeal outlined in the... Read More