Rehabilitation

The IUA Rehabilitation Working Party was formed in 1998 to encourage greater use of rehabilitation in the claims process. This approach, when applied in a planned manner, has been shown to benefit insurers, reinsurers and claimants alike. The working party includes representatives of outside bodies such as the ABI, Lloyd’s, primary insurers, legal groups, care providers and the NHS. It has become increasingly influential over the years, publishing reports, speaking at conferences and seminars and frequently being consulted by government, the judiciary and other decision-makers.

IUA Contacts:

Deborah Finch

Mark Baylis
To view the updated version of the Rehabilitation Code, published in August 2007, click here.

News
18.1.10: Market Briefing: Rehabilitation Standards – A workshop for insurance claims managers
18 January 2010
Circular 007/10: Details of a forthcoming Rehabilitation Workshop in association with the ABI.
8.12.08: Market Briefing: Consultation on the Rehabilitation Standards
8 December 2008
Circular 121/08: The aim of this market briefing event will be to consult the market on the draft standards drawn up by the UK Rehabilitation Council.
11.1.08: Market Briefing: Rehabilitation – how has it benefited insurers and reinsurers and what are the next steps?
11 January 2008
This briefing will consider the extent to which the Rehabilitation Code has achieved its objectives, its impact on the re/insurance industry and where further progress can be made.
Reinsurance Rates for the UK Motor Market
17 October 2007
By: Mark Baylis
Reinsurance rates for the UK Motor market are set to go on rising indefinitely as bodily injury claims threaten to get out of control . . .
Circular 115/07 - Fourth UK Bodily Injury Awards Study
11 October 2007
Complimentary copy of IUA/ABI Fourth Bodily Injury Awards Study.

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Documents
Work and Health
15 February 2007
Changing how we think about common health problems.
Psychology, Personal Injury and Rehabilitation
1 September 2004
A report on the effects of psychological and social factors in the progress nd outcome of personal injury.