The Dentist’s Responsibilities with respect to a no- fault Motor Accident Compensation Scheme

Authors

  • Pamela Jane Craig The University of Melbourne Victoria Australia
  • John G Clement Melbourne Dental School, University of Melbourne.

Keywords:

dental, injury, compensation, ethics,

Abstract

The State of Victoria, Australia operates a no-fault accident compensation scheme for the treatment and rehabilitation of those injured on the roads. The administration of the scheme by the Transport Accident Commission includes an in-house clinical panel of clinicians in many disciplines including dentistry who liaise with treating practitioners with the aim of optimizing the outcome for the injured claimants while ensuring that the scheme remains viable. The ethical considerations of this are discussed.

Author Biography

Pamela Jane Craig, The University of Melbourne Victoria Australia

Senior Lecturer

Oral Anatomy & Radiology

Unit of oral Anatomy Medicine & Surgery

Faculty of Medicine Dentisatry & Health Sciences

The University of Melbourne

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Published

2017-10-22

How to Cite

Craig, P. J., & Clement, J. G. (2017). The Dentist’s Responsibilities with respect to a no- fault Motor Accident Compensation Scheme. The Journal of Forensic Odonto-Stomatology - JFOS, 30(1), 40: 46. Retrieved from https://ojs.iofos.eu/index.php/Journal/article/view/109

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IDEALS CONFERENCE 2012 Leuven