12/23/2004: Assessment of 24-Hour Care Options for California: Program Could Reduce Workers' Comp Costs (PDF) (RAND Institute for Civil Justice)
116 pages. Excerpt: "We present the results of our assessment of the value of 24-hour care as a mechanism for reducing workers' compensation costs, while maintaining or improving the quality of care. This monograph is intended to help California policymakers determine whether 24-hour care should be adopted, and if so, in what form. We also sought to clarify some of the key legal and organizational challenges for 24-hour care and to identify ways to surmount those challenges."
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