Which form is needed by a medical provider for IOD and Work Comp injuries?

The Report of Workability is crucial for medical providers addressing IOD (Injury on Duty) and Work Comp injuries because it provides specific information about the employee's ability to perform their job duties following an injury. This form typically includes details regarding the medical evaluation, treatment recommendations, and any limitations or restrictions based on the employee's condition. By having this information, the medical provider can make informed decisions about the employee's return to work or any accommodations that may be necessary. It serves as a formal communication tool that ensures all parties involved are aware of the medical assessment and the employee's work capabilities going forward.

The other choices, while related to incident reporting and assessment, do not specifically address the functional work capabilities that are essential for managing return-to-work scenarios following an injury.