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KIMBERLY BARRY vs. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND

Filed: May 10, 2019
Bakersfield
ADJ9525033

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This case involves an appeal by the defendant, Department of Food and Agriculture, regarding the calculation of permanent disability ratings for applicant Kimberly Barry's cumulative trauma injury. The defendant contests the method used to combine the applicant's multiple body part impairments, arguing the Combined Values Chart (CVC) should have been used instead of simple addition. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to further develop the medical record. The Board requires clarification from the Qualified Medical Evaluator on the most accurate method for combining the applicant's kidney and liver impairments.

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This case involves an appeal by the defendant, Department of Food and Agriculture, regarding the calculation of permanent disability ratings for applicant Kimberly Barry's cumulative trauma injury. The defendant contests the method used to combine the applicant's multiple body part impairments, arguing the Combined Values Chart (CVC) should have been used instead of simple addition. The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to further develop the medical record. The Board requires clarification from the Qualified Medical Evaluator on the most accurate method for combining the applicant's kidney and liver impairments.

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