Category: Workers Comp

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COVID-19-Related Stress Among Emergency Department Workers

Among 1,600 emergency department workers, 46% had burnout symptoms.

Both State Supreme Courts ruled in favor of reimbursement.

The single-dose Janssen vaccine was analyzed in a trial of 39,000 patients.

A novel bupivacaine formulation works as a 72-hour local anesthetic following shoulder surgery.

Healthe leaders share their thoughts with Risk & Insurance®

New data from a safety trial creates concern surrounding the rheumatoid arthritis drug.

State-led efforts to combat the drug price issue continue to emerge across the nation.

Healthe’s AVP of Advocacy & Compliance will provide guidance on workers’ comp regulations.

Join us for a panel discussion on March 10th as part of the NWCDC Digital Session Series.

False negatives may be reported due to genetic variations of the virus.

Kristine Kennedy, SVP of Product Strategy and Innovation, talks to Risk & Insurance®

A new report from IQVIA found that national MME dropped 17% from 2019 to 2020.

The Department of Labor issued a new rule while special interest groups push for regulatory change.

Alleged violations of the Controlled Substances Act could result in billions of dollars in penalties.

Initial insights from Healthesystems’ annual industry survey.

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