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Medical Disability and Assessment of Damages

Professor Nathan Vytialingam, Asia Pacific Occupational Therapy Regional Group | K Siladass, Lawyer

01-Jul-13 16:00

Medical Disability and Assessment of Damages

Medical disability and the assessment of damages, are issues that are close to the hearts of many Malaysians. What gets covered by insurance and how is compensation assessed? Professor Nathan Vytialinga, professor of occupational therapy and president of the Asia Pacific Occupational Therapy Regional Group and K. Siladass, a lawyer with decades of experience in the field, explain. 


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