Not all victims of workplace trauma sustain physical injuries
3 MIN READ
Nearly two million Americans experience violence in the workplace annually1. According to the National Center for Victims of Crime, workplace violence is the second-leading cause of occupational injury each year.2 Crisis intervention mitigates the harmful effects of traumatic stress, provides support, and offers encouragement to accelerate recovery. Doing so is not only the right thing to do, but it can also prevent losses to productivity at both an individual and organizational level.
Medical Marijuana: Comparing and Contrasting Clinical and Legislative Insights
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5 MIN READAs many states move to legalize medical and recreational marijuana, what do you need to know about its potential clinical benefits and uses, along with its impact on workers' compensation?
Changing Consumer Expectations: What Workers' Compensation Can Learn from the Healthcare Industry
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5 MIN READBeyond Opioids: Current Alternatives for Pain Management [Podcast]
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8 MIN READThe discussion of alternatives to opioids continues as the workers’ compensation industry works to find ways to treat and manage pain.
The Gig Economy and Workers' Compensation [Podcast]
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3 MIN READWe sat down with Ira Goldstein, Executive Director of The Black Car Fund to learn more about their work insuring workin
Workers' Compensation Technology, Blockchain and the Amazon Effect [Podcast]
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4 MIN READWe sat down with Mitchell's VP of Product and Technology, Mike Bishop, to learn more about new workers' compensation technology affecting industry today and exciting new advances that we could see
What is Legal/Liability Nurse Review?
2 MIN READ
Legal/Liability Nurse Review is designed to assist the claims adjuster and defense attorney in evaluating a claim and developing a defense strategy. Legal/Liability Reviews can be used for auto, liability, workers’ comp and medical malpractice.