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Navigating the Ethical Landscape: Real-World Challenges, Part 8 of 10  The ethical landscape of the workers' compensation industry is filled with challenges, particularly when balancing the needs and rights of injured workers with the practical […]

Emotional Intelligence: The Essential Framework for Ethical Practice, Part 7 of 10  Ethical decision-making in the workers' compensation industry is about more than just following rules or adhering to established protocols. It is about understanding […]

Do You Know the Rule? Ogden, UT (WorkersCompensation.com) – In Utah, for the idiopathic fall doctrine to apply, a condition of the employee’s work must actually aggravate the injury the worker sustains. The presence of […]

Unconscious Bias: Identifying and Overcoming Bias in Decision Making, Part 6 of 10  Fairness and objectivity are critical in workers' compensation, where decisions can significantly impact the lives of injured workers. Although we strive to […]

Wahkiakum County, WA (WorkersCompensation.com) – A former meter reader has pleaded guilty to workers’ compensation fraud after she was caught selling dogs, officials in Washington state said. The worker was one of several found to […]

Case File In Tennessee, an "injury" arises primarily out of and in the course and scope of employment" only if it has been shown by a preponderance of the evidence that the employment contributed more […]

Understanding Human Behavior: Beyond Physical Injury, Part 5 of 10  As we continue our journey through the ethical dimensions of workers’ compensation, it is time to address the complexity of human behavior. We are all […]

Case Management Focus In this post, I want to introduce Dr. Claire Muselman, a colleague I met through WorkersCompensation.com, where I write a weekly column specifically for Nurse Case Managers who specialize in Workers Compensation.   […]