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The Claims Dispute Handling Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor ergonomic posture
- Psychological stress from disputes
- 2. Review Claim Details
- Incorrect data interpretation
- Eye strain
- Psychological stress
- 3. Research and Investigation
- Excessive screen time
- Information overload
- 4. Document Examination
- Misplacement of files
- Paper cuts
- 5. Claim Verification
- Incorrect data interpretation
- Miscommunication
- 6. Claim Analysis
- Overwhelm from complex claims
- Excessive screen time
- 7. Record Keeping
- Data loss
- Poor organisational skills
- 8. Decision Making
- Wrong judgement calls
- Fatigue from decision-making
- Job dissatisfaction
- 9. Communication with Parties
- Verbal abuse from claimants
- Miscommunication
- Psychological stress
- 10. Follow-up Actions
- Lost documentation
- Failure to follow procedures
- 11. Appeals and Disputes Handling
- Misunderstanding of policies
- Verbal abuse from claimants
- 12. Ongoing Monitoring and Review
- Inadequate follow-up
- Data errors
- 13. Reporting and Documentation
- Knowledge gaps in report writing
- Overwork from excessive paperwork
- Computer-related injuries
- 14. Training and Development
- Lack of up-to-date training
- Poor engagement in training sessions
- Psychological stress from learning new procedures
- 15. Troubleshooting Problems
- Miscommunication
- Wrong judgement calls
- Data loss