Saskatchewan physicians send this one-page report when an injured worker's condition, diagnosis or treatment changes, about every three weeks while the worker is off work, and within three days of discharge. It updates findings and diagnostic results, rates recovery from 0 to 10 with any reason for delay, and records off-work advice, restrictions and transitional return-to-work plans.
The primary physician completes and signs the whole form and can note who receives a copy. The worker and employer complete no part of it, though items 14 and 15 record whether transitional return to work has been discussed with each of them and arranged.
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Physician's Progress/Discharge Report (PPP)
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Send it when the worker's condition, diagnosis or treatment changes, about every three weeks while the worker remains off work, and within three days of discharge. Item 13 estimates how long the injury may affect activity, from under 8 days to more than 21 days, and item 18 records the next appointment date.
WCB Saskatchewan pays fee code 660 for the Physician's Progress Report and adds code 661 when it is submitted through the WCB's online services. The initial report (PPI) uses codes 650 and 651 instead. Counselling on return to work together with an employer-provided form is billed separately under code 640.
WCB Saskatchewan's support package for physicians says restrictions should be provided in almost all circumstances unless the worker is hospitalized or housebound, and the onus is on the employer to match work to them. Item 12 lists lifting, pushing or pulling, reaching, overhead reaching, turning, walking, stairs, ladders, standing and sitting hours, and environment.