Mitchell’s Q2 Industry Trends Report looks at the pandemic’s impact on workers’ compensation and claims process capabilities.

Houston Medical Health Care System required its employees to be vaccinated for COVID-19 in March. By May, several employees filed suit against the hospital.

By issuing an emergency temporary standard so late in the pandemic, OSHA is causing speculation that will change infectious disease safety protocol for years to come.

What lessons has workers’ comp learned from the COVID-19 pandemic? 

Many thought leaders accurately predicted that the COVID-19 pandemic would not have a negative impact on workers’ compensation claims outcomes. But from a statistical perspective, the pandemic did warp workers’ comp pharmacy data.

Cyber security, physical safety and mental health are key to keeping your business safe and your employees productive.

This WCRI webinar compares data from non-workers’ comp patients to workers’ comp patients who all underwent lumbar spinal surgeries and had readmission and reoperation instances.

For the fourth straight year, the e-commerce giant has reported higher injury rates for warehouse workers than their industry peers.

There’s no question telehealth has gained traction, but will it last in workers’ comp beyond the pandemic?

Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study experts share leadership insights about how high performing organizations are embedding resiliency.

COVID-19 mentally exhausted already strained health care professionals. Here’s how we can build up the mental health of health care providers post pandemic.

Nurse triage services prevent supervisors from having to make clinical decisions and they can jumpstart injured worker care.

In reflecting on CorVel’s 30-year journey, Gordon Clemons, one of its founders, shares insights on what it takes to strengthen a workers’ compensation program and plan for the future.

After years of an impersonal culture that focused on transaction management, workers’ compensation is often looked at through a negative lens instead of as a benefit — but that is all changing.

While the future of claims management and adjusting is moving towards automation, there is still a way to foster the necessary human connection in the workers’ comp space. 

OSHA is coming closer to issuing an emergency temporary standard for COVID-19. Here’s what employers need to know.

In a RIMS Live 2021 session, two leaders explained how they investigate workers’ comp claims with integrity and pounce when finding fraud.

The holistic approach offered by the Total Worker Health structure will become critical as we enter a time of higher ergonomic risks.

Opportunities revealed by the pandemic are too valuable to let slip away as restrictions ease. What gems will you mine? Four top workers’ comp leaders are ready to share what they’ve learned.

After an employee dies due to an asbestos-related illness, one employer and its insurer face a lawsuit from the surviving family.