Re: Re: Doctors say ACOEM is a chronic pain. Threaten class a...

January 29, 2011

Occupational medicine is the most conflicted field of medicine there is.

This is because their true function is to limit employer liability for

injuries caused to workers. One way to do that is to advise employers how to

make the work place safe so workers are not injured. But another way to do

that is to write bogus policy that falsely finds the workplace is not the

cause of injury. The second deceptive method is what ACOEM chose to do over

the mold issue, with the policy they established for workers making its way

into general health policy.

Long and boring, if you want to understand just how deep this deception

goes, read this and be sure to click on the links. Its a NASTY tale of lives

ruined for the sake of MONEY.

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Its also a NASTY tale of those who profess to be champions of this issue,

running if they think it make adversely impact them to speak out. Slience

is not silent. Silence aids. Be sure to read the comments at the end.

In a message dated 1/29/2011 10:19:39 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

ldelp84227@... writes:

Sounds like this agency has too much power if even the doctors are upset.

Did I read they do no harm. It would have been nice when we got this

illness to be able to rest and try to heal-- but it has been stress the entire

process. So much unnecessary suffering.

>

>The pain management physicians are asking for transparency in ACOEM's

> drafting of guidelines, too. This is from Pain Medicine News. Pulled out

some

> highlights. Complete writing at the end:

> Experts Predict Harm to Patients

> Deer, MD, president of the Center for Pain Relief in ton,

> W.Va., and chair of the American Society of Anesthesiologists pain

committee,

> said that if adopted in their current form, the ACOEM guidelines would

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