Pegged as a problem by the workers compensation industry nearly a decade ago, dermatological creams are increasingly being prescribed at a disproportionate cost to manage soft-tissue injuries, according to a recent study. Continue reading.
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White Paper
Unlocking the DME "Black Box"
In science and computing, a black box is defined as a device, process or system, whose inputs and outputs are known, but whose internal workings are often not well understood.
Workers' Comp
White Paper
Mega Trends in Ancillary Services
A Priority Care Solutions Workers’ Comp eBook
Workers' Comp
Blog
2020 Year in Review
We can all agree that 2020 was a year filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and change. Despite the challenges, here at the Coventry we stayed focused on our clients and injured workers and continued to provide the quality content our readers have come to rely on. We are grateful to our followers and would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who read, shared, and promoted The Sounding Board blog during our inaugural year. We aim to bring useful topics and insights on the issues affecting the work comp industry.
Workers' Comp
Conference
WCRI 37th Annual Workers’ Comp Issues and Research Virtual Conference
The WCRI Annual Issues and
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News Release
FDA Authorizes Second Coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) Vaccine for Use
The vaccine produced by Moderna has been granted emergency use authorization for distribution in the United States.
Workers' Comp
Blog
Network 2.0 - Constructive partnerships between providers and payers
In our last blog post we discussed how networks help to manage the relationship with the provider and allow patients to sidest