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Demographic groups face disproportionate MSD risks, showing the need for DEI factors to be considered in ergonomics and safety, according to the National Safety Council.
The pair discuss how increased adoption of AI can lead to increased cyber risk, the rise of legal system abuse and other pressing exposures for the industry.
Identifying the workplace movements that can lead to musculoskeletal injury is a key focus of 3motionai.
A mix of technology and old-school best practices is driving return-to-work results in workers’ comp.
Wearable ergonomics can reduce workplace injuries and workers’ compensation costs, but coordination and an alignment of incentives are required before they can gain a foothold.
Employers can get ahead of on-the-job injuries by refining their job descriptions with data-driven analyses.
Wearables are eliminating injuries in a multitude of industries. Could they lead to premium reductions for policyholders as well?
Early intervention by a licensed physical or occupational therapist or athletic trainer can implement strategies to help reverse the progression of workers’ musculoskeletal injuries — improving patient outcomes, reducing workers’ compensation claims while helping to build a safer culture.
After initially struggling to gain traction, the district’s fitness program drew in employees through incentives and social activities until participation became its own reward.
The 2023 Risk All Stars demonstrate that human beings gifted with broad enough shoulders can make all the difference in a risk management program.
Capturing more precise data can help predict potential losses. Here’s how companies in wildfire risk and worker safety are doing just that.
As the use of different types of workers’ compensation technology increases, the insurance industry could help facilitate the ways future generations of workers are protected.
New technologies can improve workflows, allowing fewer radiologists to read scans more quickly.
Cargill aims to demonstrate at National Comp 2023 that addressing musculoskeletal concerns early in a claim is vital for positive outcomes.
Occupational health professionals are there to support employers and employees during all stages of the process, from pre-hire to injury recovery.
Although they make up the single largest classification of work-related injuries, with proper commitment, employers can continue to make improvement in MSD injury rates.
National Construction Safety Week is in May. Here’s how incorporating mindfulness can help construction workers stay physically and mentally safer.
Data-capturing technology can help management teams evaluate the safety of nearly every workplace and, in the process, predict and prevent worker injuries.
The Aon broker talks about technology’s impact on worker ergonomics, the pandemic’s long-term effects and other trends to watch in the workers’ compensation space.
One bad claim can negatively impact a company’s reputation.
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