Analysis reveals variations in life care planning standards, indicating implications for case management and rehabilitation in liability cases.
many purposes and in many venues (Weed & Riddick, 1992). A life care plan is based on a proper medical, psychological, case management, and/or rehabilitation foundation (Deutsch & Sawyer, 1985; Johnson, Deutsch, Riddick-Grisham, Bonfoglio and Pomeranz, 2009; Zasler, 1994). Life care planning is a transdisciplinary specialty practice which has evolved over time for multiple purposes, for identification of damages in civil cases involving liability (Deutsch & Raffa, 1981).
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