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Consequences after referral.
Referral counts alone can miss access loss, leave exhaustion, pay effects and return conditions.
Supporting material
- Mandreger: official digest distinguishes the referral from its adverse consequences.
Contrary evidence
- Adverse action alone does not establish retaliation; Smith supplies a medical-referral comparison.
What to look for
Code the referral, clinical output, access loss, leave exhaustion, pay effects, return conditions and remedy separately.
Accountable practice
Keep the concern, assessment grounds, consequences, and each review outcome separately traceable.
What remains unanswered
Precise diagnosis and engineering role remain unverified; underlying decisions needed.
Connected records
Mandreger: the consequences that followed an EAP referral →Smith: a medical referral alongside work on the reported hazard →A pattern match does not establish diagnosis, motive or misconduct in an individual case.
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