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This case involves an applicant claiming injury to his right shoulder and psyche, with the defendant seeking reconsideration of the initial award. The Appeals Board found that the psychiatric QME's opinion was not substantial evidence due to an inadequate and incorrect work history provided to the physician. Furthermore, the Board determined that the orthopedic QME's report lacked sufficient information on key issues and that the record needed further development. Therefore, the Board rescinded the award and returned the case to the WCJ for further proceedings, including requesting supplemental reports from the QMEs with accurate information.
REGINALD WILSON vs. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER is a workers' compensation case decided in Sacramento. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in Sacramento.
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This case involves an applicant claiming injury to his right shoulder and psyche, with the defendant seeking reconsideration of the initial award. The Appeals Board found that the psychiatric QME's opinion was not substantial evidence due to an inadequate and incorrect work history provided to the physician. Furthermore, the Board determined that the orthopedic QME's report lacked sufficient information on key issues and that the record needed further development. Therefore, the Board rescinded the award and returned the case to the WCJ for further proceedings, including requesting supplemental reports from the QMEs with accurate information.
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