Silvana Pozzebon, Terry Thomason
Abstract
Increases in medical benefit costs in the workers' compensation programs of Canada and the United States bear some relationship to the institutional environment of health care and workers' compensation in the two countries.
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Increases in medical benefit costs in the workers' compensation programs of Canada and the United States bear some relationship to the institutional environment of health care and workers' compensation in the two countries.
Key concepts: Workers' compensation, Compensation (psychology), Medical costs, Perspective (graphical), Business, Medical care, Health care, Health benefits