Site Search Help
You can search the WCAT website using the Basic Search or the
Advanced Search. Here is some help for each type of site search.
Note: Neither the Basic Site Search nor the
Advanced Site Search will search WCAT decisions. To search WCAT
decisions
General Tips
- Site search only searches “pdf” documents on the website. There
are also “html” documents on the website, including the webpages
themselves. Site search will not search these documents. To search
for webpages please use the site map.
- The search is not case sensitive. You can use either upper or
lower case without affecting the search results.
- Search automatically searchs for a word with any ending, for example, search for post and find
documents containing posts, post-injury, postponed, postponement,
postpones.
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Use
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To search for...
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Example
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Finds...
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Site Search
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documents with any of the words you list.
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left elbow
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results that contain the word “left” or the word "elbow".
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Use
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To search for...
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Example
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Finds...
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All these words
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a specific word or more than one word.
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wrist elbow
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results with both of these words.
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Exact Phrase
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an exact set of words.
You will only get results if the words in the phrase you
typed in are in the exact same order within the
document.
You do not need to use quotation marks around the words.
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mental stress
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results with the exact phrase "mental stress".
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One or more words
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any words you have listed.
You will get results if at least one of the words you
typed is in the document.
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wrist elbow
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results with any of these words. |
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None of these words
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words, but exclude other words from the search.
Note you must enter something in either “All these
words” or “Exact phrase” or “One or more words” for
“None of these words” to work.
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wrist
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results that do not include wrist.
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