Category: Workers Comp

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This Month's Must Read

In Harm’s Way: The Impact of Violence in Workers’ Comp

How different forms of violence can be detrimental to worker performance and recovery.

Clinical Insights

Comparing Cannabis-Based Products for Chronic Pain

A systematic review from the Annals of Internal Medicine evaluates different cannabis formulations.

Legislation & Policy

Federal Bill Could Settle Worker Classification Debate for Gig Workers

If enacted, this bill would create an exemption where gig workers do not receive employee benefits.

Healthe Developments

Healthe Leader Discusses Talent Troubles in Workers’ Comp

Stephanie Arkelian dives into the issue with Risk & Insurance^® magazine, and an upcoming presentation at the Georgia Board of Workers’ Compensation Annual Educational Conference.

Medmonitor

FDA Recalls Morphine Sulfate ER Due to Potentially Deadly Label Mix-Up

A mix-up between 30 mg and 60 mg tablets could cause severe adverse events.

This Month's Must Read

The Cannabis Question: Marijuana and Workplace Safety?

With greater legalization and public approval, the question of safety grows more important.

Clinical Insights

Telemedicine Patterns of Use and Reimbursement

A WCRI report explores telemedicine utilization.

Industry Trends

Interstate Variation and Trends in Workers’ Comp Drug Payments

WCRI explores how drug payments varied across 28 states for key drug therapy groups.

Innovation

New Drug in Development Could Help Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries

AZD1236, currently in Phase 2 trials, has shown an 80% preservation in nerve function following spinal cord injury.

Healthe Developments

No “Set It and Forget It” for Pharmacy Trends, and How Automation Can Lend a Helping Hand

Silvia Sacalis and Tate Rice take turns in WorkCompWire’s Leaders Speak Series.

Medmonitor

Walmart Recalls Supplement for Joint Pain Due to Hidden Drug Ingredients

Artri Ajo King contains undeclared diclofenac, creating safety concerns.

This Month's Must Read

Out of Stock: Medical Supply Chain Shortages Impacting Worker’s Comp

Ancillary medical product and service shortages and how to manage them.

Clinical Insights

Gabapentin-Involved Overdose Deaths on the Rise

A new report from the CDC found that 10% of overdose deaths in 2019-2020 involved gabapentin.

Legislation & Policy

Rhode Island Legalizes Recreational Marijuana

A total of 19 states now allow for recreational marijuana in adults aged 21 and older.

Healthe Developments

Why Novel Physical Therapy Strategies are Getting Attention from Workers’ Comp

Risk and Insurance® magazine speaks to industry professionals, including Healthe’s Director of Product Management, Tate Rice.

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