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Guideline 03-2024 - Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation interpretative guideline

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This guideline contains information for injured motorists, insurers, lawyers, and primary health care practitioners (physicians, chiropractors, and physical therapists) regarding the application... More ≫

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This guideline contains information for injured motorists, insurers, lawyers, and primary health care practitioners (physicians, chiropractors, and physical therapists) regarding the application of the Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation (DPTR), as well as claims and billing processes for claimants treated under the DTPR. The over-riding objective of the DTPR is to ensure that people who are injured in accidents receive early and effective treatment to support their recovery.

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Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation interpretative guide [2018]

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The over-riding objective of the Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation (DTPR) is to ensure that people who are injured in collisions receive fast and effective treatment to support their... More ≫

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The over-riding objective of the Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation (DTPR) is to ensure that people who are injured in collisions receive fast and effective treatment to support their recovery. This guide provides information for insurers, lawyers, and primary health care practitioners (physicians, chiropractors, and physical therapists). The guide includes information about the DTPR and how it should be applied, as well as claims and billing processes. For more information, visit http://insurance.alberta.ca/health-care-practitioners.

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What to do after an auto collision and collection of information worksheet

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This document contains a short summary of what to do after an automobile collision, including information related to insurance. It also has a "Recommended Information to Collect after a Collision"... More ≫

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This document contains a short summary of what to do after an automobile collision, including information related to insurance. It also has a "Recommended Information to Collect after a Collision" form that can be printed off and kept in a vehicle, along with a spare pen, in case of an accident. This is not a legal document and does not modify or replace your automobile insurance policy. For other information on automobile insurance, visit https://www.alberta.ca/automobile-insurance. For information on your specific situation, contact your insurance agent, broker, or company representative.

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