Evaluating the patient who claims to be disabled
Harman, E.M.
Primary Care 7(4): 607-613
1980
ISSN/ISBN: 0095-4543 PMID: 6451891 Document Number: 156855
The decision to award an individual disability benefits is administrative and involves a review of his education and work history in relation to his medical impairment. The physician evaluating such a patient needs to be sympathetic to the stressful situation yet objective in supplying medical evidence.
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