Tag: technology

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7 Potential Applications for Artificial Intelligence in Workers’ Comp Medical Programs

AI technology is advancing rapidly, with new applications being discovered every day for the medical aspects of claims and workers’ compensation claims management.

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3 Ways the Digital Experience Can Drive Meaningful Engagement for Injured Workers

Using technology such as mobile apps, we can help injured workers navigate the daunting workers’ comp system.

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5 Tips to Help Workers’ Comp Payers Optimize IT Resources

The insurance sector is experiencing an IT talent shortage. How can workers’ comp payers optimize the IT resources they already have?

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Coming Up Short: IT Talent Woes in Workers’ Comp

The insurance sector continues to face IT talent shortages – how does this impact workers’ comp organizations?

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For Today’s Capacity-Strapped Claims Teams, Automation Gives a Helping Hand

More than ever, workflow automation is a priority for claims organizations facing claims talent shortages.

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Applying AI to Leverage the Value of Unstructured Claims Data

Natural language processing (NLP) leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to help analytics systems understand and organize unstructured data.

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In Claims Management, Centralized Data Means Empowered Decisions

Claims professionals can help close information gaps that negatively affect patient outcomes - but only if they are empowered with effective technology.

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Powering People with Technology to Close Gaps Across the Life of a Claim

Healthe leaders share their thoughts with Risk & Insurance®

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Mobile Technology Is on Workers’ Comp Experts’ Minds: Here Are 3 Reasons They’re Right

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

Clinical Insights

IQVIA Reports on Telemedicine Trends and Opportunities

A new report explores how COVID-19 has impacted telemedicine, as well as opportunities for expansion.

Innovation

FDA Establishes Guidance for Brain-Computer Interface Technologies

Can special implants in the brain override paralysis? The FDA believes one day they could.

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Sandy Shtab Discusses the Need to Modernize Regulation with WorkCompWire

Healthesystems’ AVP of Advocacy & Compliance explains how regulation has been unable to keep pace with healthcare innovation & technology.

Healthe Developments

Dr. Robert Goldberg to Speak at IRSG

Healthesystems’ Chief Medical Officer will present "Can Workers’ Comp Catch Up to the Rest of Healthcare?" at the 2018 IRSG Annual Conference.