Report Medics Is
"Dedicated to providing quality reporting for Healthcare Professionals."
Committed to Helping Our Clients Meet their Reporting Needs.
Report Medics was developed in response to the ongoing professional reporting needs of healthcare practitioners. It understands these requests often interrupt already busy clinical schedules and can become quite a burden. Others simply are not confident with their ability to write. We are here to help.
Experience you need ... results you want.
With over 30 years in clinical practice, 25 as one of the first FCAMPT's in Alberta, and qualified as an expert in the court of Kings Bench, you can be confident you and your patient will be represented properly. Are you anxious about the prospect of being called as a witness in court? The most effective solution is to prepare a report based on established physiological processes and written such that iit is clearly understood by non-medical individuals. By doing so your message is understood with little need for further involvement. Let Report Medics be your voice.
Effective. Efficient. Expeditious.
Committed to Helping Our Clients Succeed
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Hear from some of our past clients ...
There's no better advertising for one's business than satisfied customers.
Ross Kaplan Q.C. - McLeod Law LLP
After having had experience with the quality and consistency of the reporting over the past 25 years I have no hesitation recommending this service. Highly recommended.
Shane Ball - Calgary Realtor
Without the quality and depth of the reporting for my lawyer my injuries would have never been fully appreciated in my settlement. Strongly recommend this service.
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Neuropathic Pain is present in Chronic Lower Back Pain and Soft-Tissue Syndromes!
Neuropathic Pain
What all clinicians preparing reports for clients involved in significant that continue to have ongoing complaints of pain should be aware of are the research supporting prognostic conclusions. A study published in the Journal of Pain Medicine in January 2014 involved an extensive review of relevant references which included several online databases, independent studies, textbooks, and other printed reference materials dating back to 1966. They concluded there was consistent evidence in all methods used that neuropathic pain is present in chronic LBP and soft-tissue syndromes.
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The reported prevalence percentages by all methods are substantial. This has significant implications for the treatment of chronic LBP and soft-tissue syndromes. The full article can be found here https://academic.oup.com/painmedicine/article/15/1/4/1886719
