Clinic-based occupational rehabilitation (CBOR) providers use this two-page report at the start, during and at the end of a WorkplaceNL worker's program. It compares initial, current or discharge and targeted tolerances, summarizes the degree of strenuousness (NOC), estimated workday tolerance and physical restrictions, tracks sessions attended and missed, and sets out the weekly plan and targeted completion date.
The attending licensed practitioner at the CBOR clinic completes and signs it, with the clinic name and vendor number. The worker does not complete any part.
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Clinic-Based CBOR Reporting
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Yes. WorkplaceNL says occupational rehabilitation providers can complete CBOR reports, submit the Occupational Rehabilitation Referral Invoice (OR7) and submit other documents online at myworkplacenl.ca, and review their submission history there. WorkplaceNL also publishes a guide and video demonstrations for completing the online CBOR report.
For every initial, progress and discharge report: the date of report, the degree of strenuousness using the National Occupational Classification, the estimated workday tolerance, and a list of physical restrictions with frequency ratings from not able to constant. Initial, current and targeted tolerances are compared above it.