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Employee health concerns, such as comorbidities, fatigue, and mental health, can have a great impact on workers’ comp claims, requiring special mitigation strategies.

Employee Wellness in Workers’ Comp

Dr. Robert Goldberg, Chief Medical Officer, and Sandy Shtab, AVP of Advocacy & Compliance, join Risk & Insurance for a discussion on medical marijuana and work comp.

Medical Marijuana: Changing Physician Perspectives

Medical Marijuana: A Role for Reducing Opioid Use?

Medical Marijuana: Workplace and Public Safety Concerns

Medical Marijuana: What Is its Future in Work Comp?

Medical Marijuana: How can PBMs Play a Role?

Dr. Silvia Sacalis, VP of Clinical Services and Matt Hewitt, EVP, General Manager of PBM Services at Healthesystems join Risk & Insurance editor Roberto Ceniceros for a discussion of value-based healthcare.

Value-Based Care – Will We See it in Workers’ Comp?

Value-Based Care – What Does it Look Like in Workers’ Comp?

Value-Based Care – How Can Workers’ Comp PBMs Provide Value?

Value-Based Care – How Can Workers’ Comp PBMs Provide Value?

Dr. Robert Goldberg and Silvia Sacalis discuss the changing workers’ compensation landscape.

Robert Goldberg, MD, discusses obstacles to controlling overall medical costs and ensuring the best treatment in workers’ compensation.

Dr. Goldberg explains how consolidation in the health care and WC markets can impact the landscape and quality of care.

Silvia Sacalis, PharmD, explains the role that technology advancements can play in creating a more holistic picture of an injured worker’s overall health.

Dr. Goldberg and Silvia Sacalis provide recommendations for critical steps payers should take to achieve the best insights for everyone.

Dr. Goldberg and Silvia Sacalis discuss if injured workers today are getting better treatment than they were twenty years ago.

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  • Valuable Assets - Appreciation and Care Considerations for Older Workers

  • How Off-Label Prescribing Drives a Claim Off Course

  • Medically Speaking: Marijuana and Pain Management

  • Future Opioids and the Injured Worker: Why "Safer" Is a Relative Term

  • Focus On: Opioid Overdose and Dependence Therapies

  • Pharmacy Management: Don't Overlook the Impact of Age and Comorbidity

  • Gender and Prescription Drug Risk

  • Dr. Robert Goldberg: Drug Formularies - Will the Future Start in California?

  • The Psychology of Injury

  • Physical Therapy In The Injured Worker: Missed Opportunities For Cost Containment

  • Private-Label Topicals: Increased Scrutiny Is Warranted For This Potential Cost Driver

  • The Best Formula for Abuse Deterrence: Comprehensive Pain Management Strategy

  • Changing the WC Medical Care Mindset

    Changing the WC Medical Care Mindset

  • The Keys to Clinical Excellence: You Don't Know What You're Missing

    The Keys to Clinical Excellence: You Don't Know What You're Missing

  • A New Paradigm for Pain Management: Thinking Beyond Opioids

    A New Paradigm for Pain Management: Thinking Beyond Opioids

  • Enhanced Clinical Decision Support Drives Improved Outcomes

    Enhanced Clinical Decision Support Drives Improved Outcomes

  • A Multi-Dimensional View of Rx Risk

    A Multi-Dimensional View of Rx Risk

  • The Next Wave of Workers' Comp Medical Cost Savings

    The Next Wave of Workers' Comp Medical Cost Savings