While we gather around the table on Thursday, many of us will give thanks for the blessings in our lives. Will workers’ comp be among them? In this edition of Inside Workers’ Comp, we asked industry experts Chikita Mann, Mark
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Several States Examine Workers' Compensation Reform
Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma and Utah look at reform laws.
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Various issues in the workers’ compensation industry continue to challenge pharmacies, payers, regulators and injured workers alike. One major tool to alleviate problems in the workers’ compensation system is the use of directed care in a pharmacy setting. Learn how this approach can improve outcomes for all involved in the pharmacy portion of a workers’ compensation claim.
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Cobotics, a New Type of Man-Machine Collaboration
The robot revolution is well underway, and far from science fiction narratives where malicious robot overlords render people obsolete, robots are here to do something surprisingly human: collaborate. Cobots, short for collaborative robots, share another human trait: with the help of artificial intelligence, they can learn on the job.
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New York Publishes Formal Draft Drug Formulary Rule
This latest draft is a significant improvement over the previous proposals and more closely aligns with the best practices of drug formularies that a handful of other states have adopted.
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Five Inevitable Technologies That Will Transform the Claims Process
The other day while FaceTiming with my daughter who is away at college, I was reminiscing about my own time away at college. While I was at school, I wrote hand-written letters back home every week to keep in touch with my family. I called home every other week, but rationed my time on the phone since I was paying long distance phone charges.
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Connected Car Data: Your Vehicle's True Emissions
We live in a world where the process of simply getting from point A to point B has been completely transformed. A study conducted by IBM shows that 73 percent of OEM executives rated mobility services as a significant area of value creation for them and their consumers. The concept of the connected car is a critical aspect of this new mobility ecosystem. The connected car has radically changed the way drivers interact with their vehicles.