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Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Jack,
you do not need a special research article to back this up.  Damages means as a result of the most recent damage.

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Ronald Smolarski
Director
ron@beaconrehab.com
Ann Arbor, MI United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Perfectly stated by Ron.  agreed no need for article.
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Donna Flannery
Vocational Employability & LCP
dflannery@afg-lca.com
Fairfield, NJ United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2014 00:46
From: Ronald Smolarski
Subject: LCP citation

Jack,
you do not need a special research article to back this up.  Damages means as a result of the most recent damage.

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Ronald Smolarski
Director
ron@beaconrehab.com
Ann Arbor, MI United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Hi Jack,

Although it does not reference pre-existing conditions specifically, you may find helpful chapter 11, page 308 in Roger Weed and Debra Berens' Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook, in the chapter titled The Role of the Economist in Life Care Planning.   

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Carla Seyler
Rehabilitation Counselor
carla@seylerfavaloro.com
New Orleans, LA United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Thanks Carla

I was perusing the Handbook yesterday but didn't go to that chapter. Just did. Think I've found what I was looking for in Dr. Everett Dillman's discussion of  "marginal costs" ( page 308 for those following along in your hymnals)

Thanks very much Carla ( and Ron and Bob)

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2014 08:43
From: Carla Seyler
Subject: LCP citation

Hi Jack,

Although it does not reference pre-existing conditions specifically, you may find helpful chapter 11, page 308 in Roger Weed and Debra Berens' Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook, in the chapter titled The Role of the Economist in Life Care Planning.   

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Carla Seyler
Rehabilitation Counselor
carla@seylerfavaloro.com
New Orleans, LA United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

-------------------------------------------
Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Original Message------

Thanks Carla

I was perusing the Handbook yesterday but didn't go to that chapter. Just did. Think I've found what I was looking for in Dr. Everett Dillman's discussion of  "marginal costs" ( page 308 for those following along in your hymnals)

Thanks very much Carla ( and Ron and Bob)

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2014 08:43
From: Carla Seyler
Subject: LCP citation

Hi Jack,

Although it does not reference pre-existing conditions specifically, you may find helpful chapter 11, page 308 in Roger Weed and Debra Berens' Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook, in the chapter titled The Role of the Economist in Life Care Planning.   

-------------------------------------------
Carla Seyler
Rehabilitation Counselor
carla@seylerfavaloro.com
New Orleans, LA United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

-------------------------------------------
Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Original Message------

Thanks Carla

I was perusing the Handbook yesterday but didn't go to that chapter. Just did. Think I've found what I was looking for in Dr. Everett Dillman's discussion of  "marginal costs" ( page 308 for those following along in your hymnals)

Thanks very much Carla ( and Ron and Bob)

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-05-2014 08:43
From: Carla Seyler
Subject: LCP citation

Hi Jack,

Although it does not reference pre-existing conditions specifically, you may find helpful chapter 11, page 308 in Roger Weed and Debra Berens' Life Care Planning and Case Management Handbook, in the chapter titled The Role of the Economist in Life Care Planning.   

-------------------------------------------
Carla Seyler
Rehabilitation Counselor
carla@seylerfavaloro.com
New Orleans, LA United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2014 14:17
From: Jack Bopp
Subject: LCP citation

Good afternoon

Been looking  for a statement in writing in the LCP literature ( Journal articles or books) referencing the LCP principle of including only recommendations for goods or services that arise from the subject disabling condition above and beyond  any  needs associated with pre-existing disabling conditions. ( Example: if the person needed a wheelchair for community mobility related to a pre-existing impairment before the subject injury , and the subject injury would typically result in the need for a wheelchair, the wheelchair would not be appropriate to include in the Life Care Plan)

Any leads appreciated. Thanks.

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Jack Bopp
Rehabilitation Consultant
rsa@tds.net
Henniker, NH United States
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