Method of and system for parity repair for functional limitation determination and injury profile reports in worker's compensation cases

A method comprising:

• accessing, by a computing device, a storage repository that includes historical cohort data, wherein the historical cohort data includes a plurality of complete data sets of a plurality of previous worker's compensation claims;
• receiving clinical data associated with a pending worker's compensation claim for an injured worker, wherein the clinical data includes an initial subjective data set and an initial objective data set that are obtained from one or more tests performed by a clinician on the injured worker;
• generating, by the computing device, a repaired subjective data set and a repaired objective data set from the initial subjective data set and the initial objective data set respectively based on at least a portion of historical cohort data;
• comparing, by the computing device, the repaired subjective data set to the repaired objective data set to determine whether there is a parity for the repaired subjective data set and the repaired objective data set, and when the parity is below a threshold value, correcting, by the computing device, the repaired subjective data set and objective data set according to a historical accuracy database;
• determining, by the computing device, a level of adjustment corresponding with an amount of adjustments applied to the initial subjective data set and the initial object data set to obtain the parity;
• determining a recovery score index based on at least the repaired objective data set;
• accessing a completed digital functional task form including work activities and associated values that are unique for the pending worker;
• parsing the completed digital functional task form to identify the work activities and associated values included in the completed digital functional task form;
• and
• using the associated values and the recovery score index to provide functional limitation recommendations for the work activities for returning to work.

A system comprising:

• a storage repository that includes historical cohort data, wherein the historical cohort data includes a plurality of complete data sets of a plurality of previous worker's compensation claims;
• a computing device communicatively coupled with the storage repository and configured to:
• receive clinical data associated with a pending worker's compensation claim for an injured worker, wherein the clinical data includes an initial subjective data set and an initial objective data set that are obtained from one or more tests performed by a clinician on the injured worker;
• generate a repaired subjective data set and a repaired objective data set from the initial subjective data set and the initial objective data set respectively based on at least a portion of historical cohort data;
• compare the repaired subjective data set to the repaired objective data set to determine whether there is a parity for the repaired subjective data set and the repaired objective data set, and when the parity is below a threshold value, correct the repaired subjective data set and objective data set according to a historical accuracy database;
• determine a level of adjustment corresponding with an amount of adjustments applied to the initial subjective data set and the initial object data set to obtain the parity;
• determining a recovery score index based on at least the repaired objective data set;
• accessing a completed digital functional task form including work activities and associated values that are unique for the pending worker;
• parsing the completed digital functional task form to identify the work activities and associated values included in the completed digital functional task form;
• and
• using the associated values and the recovery score index to provide functional limitation recommendations for the work activities for returning to work.

One or more non-transitory computer-readable storage media storing one or more instructions when executed by one or more computing devices cause:

• determining a recovery score index based on at least a repaired objective data set;
• accessing a completed digital functional task form including work activities and associated values that are unique for a pending worker;
• parsing the completed digital functional task form to identify the work activities and associated values included in the completed digital functional task form;
• and
• using the associated values and the recovery score index to provide functional limitation recommendations for the work activities for returning to work.