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- Who is responsible for the payment for a workers’ compensation case?After their marriage, Calle will be covered by her husband's health insurance. Calle is ethical in completing her application for this coverage and mentions the MS diagnosis. But she has questions. Where could Calle get information as to whether or not the insurance company will cover her expensive medications for this disease?What steps would you take in deciding whether or not to cross train lab technicians as x-ray technicians? What are the negative and positive financial considerations in making this decision?
