Maryland's Workers' Compensation Commission requires the treating physician or surgeon to report on an injured worker within 72 hours after first treatment, then send progress reports and a final report at discharge. The SF-2 covers the accident as the patient describes it, the medical description of the injury, other contributing causes, pre-existing disease, delayed recovery, x-rays, hospitalization, return-to-work dates, permanent defect and disfigurement.
The treating surgeon or physician completes the whole report, including specialty, medical school and graduation year, and license state and number.
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Surgeon's Report
This form is completed online with Maryland Workers' Compensation Commission, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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Within 72 hours after first treatment, submitted to the Workers' Compensation Commission. Progress reports follow during treatment, and a final report is due when the patient is discharged. Each submission is marked as first, progress or final.
Yes. The Commission's medical web forms page links an online Surgeon's Report form, where all fields require input before it can be submitted. A printable July 2011 PDF also exists but has no fillable fields. Technical problems with the online form go to the Commission's CompHub support team.