Accurate record keeping is critical following an injury resulting in partial disability. It's(it is) paramount to ensure all details are documented, to make sure you receive the compensation you deserve! Neglecting this important task can lead to serious problems down the line.

(Firstly), it's important to keep track of medical bills and expenses related to treatment and recovery. This includes appointment dates, medication costs, any income lost due to time off work, and even travel expenses. Additionally, save all correspondences with doctors or insurance companies; these documents can serve as proof should any disputes arise.

Furthermore, it's a good idea to keep a diary or log of your progress throughout the healing process. This allows for easy reference at a later date if needed for legal proceedings or when filling out reimbursement forms. You should also note when filing for compensation that the injury occurred during your employment hours (if applicable).

Finally, take photos of the area where you were injured; this may be required by law depending on the severity of your situation. Make sure you have photographic evidence depicting both before and after shots if possible. In some cases you may need witnesses as well- so having them jot down their statement could be beneficial too!

Overall, having accurate records can make all the difference when dealing with partial disability resulting from an injury. Keeping detailed notes and having visual representations is essential in ensuring that you obtain what’s rightfully yours! Furthermore, don't forget: staying organized will help simplify processes in case further action must be taken!