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Injured workers represented by attorneys reported a 10-point lower physical health and recovery score three years after injury than unrepresented workers, with little difference in medical payments, according to the Workers Compensation Research Institute.
A round-up of nationwide regulatory changes affecting the workers’ compensation industry.
As presentations continue today, we thank everyone for their insights and attendance this week, and begin planning for next year.
The ACA has not yet impacted WC claims, but experts expect provider shortages to become a problem.
We’ve picked out four sessions we think you may find informative.
Nearly two-thirds of all adult illicit drug users are employed. Plus, more information about substance abuse among workers.
A new program that tackles psychosocial barriers gets injured workers back on the job in 10 weeks.
Private equity executives said they add resources and strategies to help their workers’ comp portfolio companies grow.
Communication and transparency rule when it comes to managed care programs.
Carriers have serious concerns about the health care industry’s impact on workers’ comp, but are encouraged by the savvy of employers.
Selecting a network of the best medical providers can result in reduced costs and better medical results for workers.
Risk Scenarios Live! explored the lessons learned from the handling of a construction worker’s injury.
The opening keynote addressed ways employers can promote total health and reduce spending.
The multimedia session will dramatize the challenges faced by a construction worker who fails to abide by his treatment regimen.
Nearly three dozen sessions provide targeted insights into workers’ comp obstacles and the strategies used to achieve optimal outcomes.
The 2014 Teddy Award winners represent principles that are the hallmarks of sustainably successful injury prevention and workers’ comp programs.
While beneficial to WC costs, there is confusion over whether wellness programs can carry penalties for non-participation.
As the 2014 NWCDC begins, here’s a look at several of the dynamic breakout sessions the conference has to offer.
A new report from the Workers Compensation Research Institute offers insight into the potential effectiveness of recently enacted reforms.
Significant workers’ comp legal decisions from around the country.