Tag: Injured Workers
As prosthetic devices improve, so can injured workers’ outcomes
It’s time to rethink how we talk about Specialty Networks
How A Case Manager Is Using Her Skills to Help Health Care Workers Cope with Burnout
Strong networks in conjunction with a solid care model provide pathways to address injured worker mental-health challenges
A warming world poses increased risks for many workers
Keys to Building Relationships
Opioid Risk Mitigation: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Naloxone
Utilizing Health and Behavioral Coaching Tools to Promote Wellness & Injury Recovery
Impact of Masks on the Deaf Community
Networks Support Telemedicine for Continued Care
For Coventry NT24 and Nurse Educators: It takes a village
Introducing Networks 2.0: Part Two
Examining Social Determinants of Health
No doctor, no problem
Not all victims of workplace trauma sustain physical injuries
Exceeding Expectations…We Are All Consumers
Destination Care
In workers’ comp, the topics we talk about will continue to broaden in 2020
Overview of the 2019 Texas Department of Insurance Workers’ Compensation Network Report Card
Pharmacy Nurse – When specialized attention is what’s needed
Catastrophic Case Management: Immediate coordinated response by clinical experts
Spread the Kids’ Chance Mission
Why do customers love live chat?
Texas Non-subscriber Case Management
Beyond the Status Quo
Morphine Equivalent Dose (MED) Trends in 2018
Top 5 Opioid Medication Trends in 2018
Legal Nurse Review Explained
Aggregate Top Therapeutic Classes by Age of Claim in 2018
Aggregate Trends for the Top 10 Therapeutic Drug Classes in 2018
Virtual Connections: Utilizing Technology to Build and Deepen Relationships with Injured Workers
Understanding Brand & Generic Utilization and Cost
What is an MCO?
Investigating the Top Therapeutic Classes
Morphine Equivalent Dose (MED) Continues to Decline
Will Naloxone Become Available for Purchase without a Prescription?
Defining Formularies & Step Therapy Medications
Opioids & Benzodiazepines…a Bad Mix?
What Will Opioid Legislation do for Pharmacy and Opioid Risk Management?
When are Specialty Drugs, Biologics, and Biosimilars Used in Workers’ Compensation?
The Difference Between Specialty Drugs, Biologics, and Biosimilars
Topical Trend Differences: Understanding Drug Mix
Positive Compound Trends Continue in Work Comp
Overall Opioid Costs and Utilization is Down
Brand and Generic Trends in Managed and Unmanaged Populations
Top Therapeutic Classes by Cost and Utilization
Managed vs. Unmanaged — A View Into All Pharmacy Transactions and the Differences Between Their Claim Populations
A Look at the Foundation of Work Comp Pharmacy Trends
