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 • Series I
 • Series II
 • Series III
 • Series IV
 • Series V
 • Series VI
 • Series VII
 • Series VIII
 • Series IX

 • Questions I
 • Questions II
 • Questions III
 • Questions IV
 • Questions V
 • Questions VI
 • Questions VII
 • Questions VIII
 • Questions IX

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CEC's Online CEU Program is available to CRCs, CCMs, and CDMSs. Each individual article has been approved for different focus areas of each Commission. Each Series is worth 10 credit hours and the number of ethics credit hours available within the Series is indicated.

Series IX is new for 2008. Click on the Series below to read the corresponding articles:

Series I:  (10 ethics credit hours)
Article 1: Employers, Advocacy Groups, and the ADA
Article 2: Workplace Disability Definitions
Article 3: Disability Management & The Disability Prone Employee
Article 4: 10 Tips for Disability Management
Article 5: The Different Responsibilities of National & Community-Based Advocacy Groups
[NOTE: These articles were previously offered individually as Article 1, Article 3, Article 4, Article 6, and Article 7, respectively.]

Series II:  (10 ethics credit hours)
Article 1: On the Road to Controlling Workers' Compensation
Article 2: Ethics in Disability Management//Disabler: A Game Rehabilitation Professionals Play
Article 3: Strategies for the Use of Independent Medical Examinations (this article is worth 3 Credit Hours)
[NOTE: These articles were previously offered individually as Article 11, Article 13, Article 18, respectively.]

Series III:  (4 ethics credit hours)
Article 1: Ethical Considerations in Forensic Occupational Disability Evaluations//In the Blink of an Eye
Article 2: What Employers Need to Know in Identifying, Selecting & Managing Providers for Disability Management//General Issues in Creating a Code of Ethics
Article 3: Injured Worker Helplessness & Workers' Compensation
Article 4: Workers' Compensation Reform Through Employer Involvement
Article 5: The Difference Between Disability & Impairment
[NOTE: These articles were previously offered individually as Article 14, Article15, Article 2, Article 5, and Article 8, respectively.]

Series IV:
Article 1: Job Analysis & Job Accommodation
Article 2: Increasing Company Profits Through the ADA
Article 3: Analyzing & Describing Jobs
Article 4: Pain as a Disability//Issues in Pain as a Disability
Article 5: A Pain in the Back//Back Problems: Specific Issues//"Well-Managed" Companies & Return to Work Programs
[NOTE: These articles were previously offered individually as Article 9, Article 10, Article 12, Article 16, and Article 17, respectively.]

Series V:
Article 1: Fixing the Broken Paradigm
Article 2: The Function of Testing in the VE Process
Article 3: Disability Management Components

Series VI:  (2 ethics credit hours)
Article 1: Examining Perceptions, Beliefs & Values - A White Paper
Article 2: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Article 3: A New Lexicon for Industrial Rehabilitation
Article 4: Establishing Earning Power
Article 5: Critical Issues between Impairment & Disability (two-part)

Series VII:
Article 1: Disability Management Through Organizational Thought
Article 2: Conducting Compelling Vocational Disability Evaluations
Article 3: Explaining Acquired Disability and the Workplace Approach to Managing It (this article is worth 4 Credit Hours)
Article 4: Causal Attributions of Acquired Disability: Who is Qualified to Make the Call?

Series VIII:
Article 1: Human Resource Management of Disability Proneness
Article 2: Making Disability Management Accountable
Article 3: Give Feedback, Not Criticism
Article 4: What Skills Does a Young Person Need for a Rewarding Career?
Article 5: Workplace Injury & the Breach of the Social Contract

Series IX: NEW!
Article 1: Assessing Occupational Disability Following Trauma and Impairment
Article 2: Application of the FCE by Vocational Experts
Article 3: A Lexicon for Vocational Rehabilitation Personnel and Professionals in All Related Fields



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