The Other Drug Issue - When Addiction is a Pre-Work Injury Problem
Addiction in workers’ comp has been a hot-button topic over the past decade, mostly due to the staggering number of injured workers who have become addicted and, in the more tragic cases, have succumbed to prescription opioids. Yet, the same level of attention hasn’t been given to another addiction issue, treating those injured employees whose struggles with drugs and alcohol predate their injury.
Have Five Times the Fun at RIMS19 - a User’s Guide
RIMS heads north to Boston this year, and while spring in New England is a marvel of its own, attendees will have no problem filling their agendas for one of the industry’s biggest conferences.
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StateWatch: Bill Review April 2019
Keep current with new legislation and its potential effect on your organization. This regulatory update is for informational purposes only, and provides some key highlights on state initiatives that may impact the bill review services Genex provides.
CMS Issues Electronic Payments Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Document
Keep current with new legislation and its potential effect on your organization.
Risk & Insurance: Catastrophic Thinking Derails Injured Worker Recovery; Here's How to Manage It
Delayed recovery is a challenge coming to the forefront of workers' comp. It's defined as a lack of anticipated functional recovery in a medically reasonable period of time.
Physician Dispensing and Opioid Abuse: Drug Dilemma Prevention Strategies
When it comes to challenges in workers’ compensation pharmacy, the industry trends are surprisingly similar year after year. Over the past few years, the issues of physician dispensing and opioid abuse have been in the national spotlight.
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