Question 17 · LDEK · Work accident
Permanent or long-term damage to health and its relation to an accident at work or occupational disease is certified by:
- A. certifying doctor of the Social Insurance Institution or a medical commission of the Social Insurance Institution.
- B. occupational medicine specialist.
- C. occupational health and safety specialist.
- D. any doctor.
- E. medical case conference.
Hint
Decide which body issues the medical rulings on which ZUS bases its lump-sum compensation decisions.
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