What is the definition of year incurred and why does it alter the recovery time?
The year incurred is the disability start date, or when the disability started. The reason why the predicted duration can change given various values for the year incurred is because medical technology can change over time resulting in alterations in length of disability. Such changes in medical technology include new medications, surgical procedures, and physical therapy techniques. Additionally, duration changes over time can be attributed to other factors such as economic conditions, cultural attitudes towards work, as well as laws and regulations affecting disability. The “year incurred” variable is ultimately taking many other factors into account.
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