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        "title": "Catastrophic injuries in the workplace: How to prevent the ‘vortex of failure’",
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        "summary": "If injured workers rehabilitation is not addressed from the inception of the claim, they can travel down catastrophic paths leaving them unnecessarily stuck in a detrimental and expensive vortex of failure.",
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