Risk & Insurance: You Need to Know Why PTSD Could Be Impacting Return to Work
After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
This session will help attendees build a foundation for positive and consistent ethical decision making and how to assess self-performance.
In a recent article, Jim Begg, Vice President of National Accounts for Apricus, highlights the critical role of effective discharge planning in helping patients recover swiftly and safely.
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In a move to address its high rates of vehicle accident settlements, the state of Georgia has passed new legislation aimed at clarifying and streamlining the settlement process.
This collection of case studies demonstrates how Apricus Specialty Solutions has successfully navigated the complexities of transitioning injured employees from hospital to home. Each case highlights unique challenges and innovative solutions that were implemented to provide continuous care, promote patient independence, and improve overall quality of life. Through close collaboration with medical providers, case managers, and local agencies, Apricus Specialty Solutions delivers tailored care plans that address the specific needs of each injured employee, resulting in brighter outcomes.
Despite decreases in utilization and cost per claim, opioids remain the No. 1 drug class in Enlyte’s 2024 Drug Trends Report. However, due to concerns with safety and overutilization, increased focus on usage guidelines as well as alternatives to pain management are gaining momentum — including those whose active ingredients drive from things you might not imagine, like pufferfish, cacti and chili peppers. Enlyte’s Nikki Wilson explores this and more in our Part 3 drug trends analysis.