DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT PHASE

Step 10

The steps in the Design & Development Phase involve developing all materials (templates, forms, sample letters, etc.) that will be used through the life of the program.

For details about Phase 2 visit Design & Development

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  TRAINING & IMPLEMENTATION PHASE

Steps 11 through 13

The steps in the Training & Implementation Phase involve a training program for all employees from top management to individual workers who are involved in the workers' compensation/injury management process.

• Employees will be up-to-date and comfortable with any new forms, policies, and procedures
• Following training will be the actual implementation (going-live,) the point at which all new changes are officially adopted

For details about Phase 3 visit Training & Implementation

  MONITORING & MANAGEMENT PHASE

Step 14

The final, ongoing step in the Monitoring & Management Phase involves posting implementation support and monitoring of processes, injury claims, and lost time data.

For details about Phase 4 visit Monitoring & Management

WORKERS COMP KIT^® INCLUDES FACILITATOR GUIDE - A program-planning guide for the person leading implementation. A 23-page booklet with forms and sample letters:

• Timetable
• Facilitator's Agenda
• Injury Coordinator Job Description
• Sample Letter to Divisions with Assessment Results
• Sample CEO Roll-Out Letter
• Sample Kick-Off Letter from Injury Coordinator 

Learn about WORKERS' COMP KIT^® IMPROVEMENT PLAN  

Do not use this information without independent verification. Laws are different in each state. Check with corporate legal counsel before implementing any steps on this website.

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