Opioid dependence and abuse are prevalent and continue to be a concern in our society and the workers’ compensation population. Medication-assisted treatment using methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone along with counseling and other support is one of the options for managing opioid use disorder. Analyzing the trends within our data related to these types of medications can provide valuable additional insight into the prevalence of evidence-based and guideline-supported approaches related to overall opioid strategy. Watch the video blog to learn more.
More stories
Workers' Comp
News Release
Enlyte President Nina Smith Named a Top 25 Women Leader by Calibre One
Enlyte’s Nina L. Smith has been selected as one of the Top 25 Women Leaders in U.S.
Workers' Comp
Article
Ask The Pharmacist: Cardiovascular Effects of NSAIDs, Opioids & Other Workers' Comp Medications
Are there cardiovascular considerations related to common medications used in workers’ comp? There can be.
Business Insurance
In the News
Acting on Ergonomic Advice Can Reduce Injuries
Mitchell
Article
The Future of Paintless Dent Repair
Since it was first introduced, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) has served as a viable alternative to traditional collision repair methods for minor dam
Business Insurance
In the News
Wave of PTSD legislation introduced
Workers' Comp
White Paper
Navigating Workers’ Comp Pharmacy: Opioids Are Not the Only Challenge When It Comes to Navigating Workers’ Comp Pharmacy
Addressing the Complexities of Issues Facing Pharmacy Programs When we think about issues facing pharmacy programs, the first thing that