The Pfizer vaccine receives full FDA approval, while a new EUA authorizes booster shots for certain populations.
The Pfizer vaccine receives full FDA approval, while a new EUA authorizes booster shots for certain populations.
Healthe’s Director of Enterprise Analytics discusses in WorkCompWire how natural language processing can assist with claim review, population management, and more.
Less than 1% of gabapentin prescriptions were prescribed for an FDA-approved diagnosis.
All federal employees are impacted, as are companies with 100 or more employees.
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The FDA approved first-time generics for Xeljanz, two COPD medications, and more.
Healthe’s Director of Product Management explains how centralized data helps claims professionals.
A new WCRI report explores the impact recent opioid legislation has had on injured worker care.
Another WCRI report looks at non-COVID-19 claims with injuries in the first two quarters of 2019 and 2020.
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A joint statement announces that at this time, vaccinated adults are protected from the Delta variant.
Extensive isolation and unique stressors may impact the mental health of remote workers.
Changes center around improving the assessment of mental and behavioral impairment.
Connecticut legalizes recreational use, and NCCI expects even more states to follow suit.
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Wegovy (semaglutide) and sotrovimab will soon be available.
How to leverage the patient’s influence over care outcomes.
A new flash report from the WCRI highlights trends in drug utilization.
Corrections officers in Nebraska benefit from a new law; will healthcare workers in Connecticut join them?
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