Comments on: What’s ahead of us?

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By: Mr Tom Cosker

Mr Tom Cosker — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 19:30:29 +0000

I’ll be watching this blog closely as Jason has an unparalleled insight and forethought when it comes to the world of personal injury. Whilst the “story so far” is fascinating I continue to look to him to lead us in “what is to come”, particularly in the face of the extensive reforms which will affect the sector. Bring on the next instalment!

By: Dr Sherif Helmy

Dr Sherif Helmy — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:01:55 +0000

I fully agree with Jason that the change in medical reporting over the last 2 years has been quite dramatic. As a medico-legal expert, I was initially sceptical about standardizing reports and using computer software which may not adequately reflect our cases, particularly complex ones. Within a few months of using WARP, it was clear that it could easily adapt to our needs as assessors and the needs of clients, despite a few minor problems, which are quickly resolved.
I am pleased that Premier Medical decided to support and implement change in medical reporting, and as a result, it is ahead of all other competitors.

By: Dr Peter Finigan

Dr Peter Finigan — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 10:53:26 +0000

I agree that there has been significant change and consolidation within MRO in the last 10 years, almost all of it for the better. Further change is inevitable as you mention within your article, and I think we need not be weary of this.
The introduction of IT, in my opinion, has been the most important change that has taken place. It has significantly changed the whole PI process and improved the service offered to the claimant both in terms of quality and speed.
I would like to echo your praise of Eric and Lorna Baygot and Dr Andrew Cohen in terms of their contribution to the IT development of report writing.