Moving Beyond the Buggy Whip
Why CPT codes may be irrelevant in a functional restoration program
By Mark Pew
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Substance Misuse Recovery Network
For all the progress our nation has made in reducing opioid prescriptions, misuse of these powerful analgesics remains an intractable problem.
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In a Hazy Election, Marijuana Is a Clear Winner
Voters in several states approved ballot measures to expand legalization of marijuana.
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Evzio Naloxone Auto-Injectors Discontinued
Learn how this could affect the workers' compensation and auto casualty industries.
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Business Insurance: Lack of guidelines complicates COVID-19 care
Evidence-based medicine is a mainstay in the workers compensation industry, and those aiming to treat workers with COVID-19 are relying on an
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Look for a Broken Spirit, Not Just a Broken Bone
When someone gets hurt on the job, the workers’ compensation system is often adept at zeroing in on an injury and delivering timely care. But that well-intentioned focus on a patient’s physical bruises can make it easy to miss the mental ones, which might be harder to spot. Today, a comprehensive approach that identifies and meets an injured worker’s needs is more important than ever because the coronavirus pandemic is blanketing everyday life with added stresses that threaten to imperil a worker’s recovery.
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FDA Approves Veklury (Remdesivir) for Treatment of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients
Learn about how the approval may affect the workers' compensation industry.