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Understanding Brain Injuries in Workers' Comp

  • 03/23/23
  • Erin Zablocki
By Erin Zablocki, CDME, Master C.E.A.C., ECHM  Executive Director of Rehab Technology ATF Medical March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and the Brain Injury Association of America’s tagline ...
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Can Case Managers and Adjusters Work Together?

  • 03/16/23
  • Sandra Sayer, RN
Case Managers are involved in numerous issues and barriers while following a workers’ compensation case. As an RN Case Manager, they are bound by their duties to remain objective with all involved in ...
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What are the Differences in the Symptoms and Treatments of Carpal Tunnel vs. Tendonitis?

  • 03/09/23
  • Sandra Sayer, RN
The difference between carpal tunnel and tendonitis is where the pain and discomfort are located. Carpal tunnel results from nerve compression and pain and located on the palm side of the wrist. Carpal ...
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Managing Opioids Through Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs

  • 03/08/23
  • Cameron Hannum
By Cameron Hannum, Pharm.D., Sr. Clinical Account Pharmacist, Enlyte Opioids continue to be an area requiring close monitoring, and one tool being used to follow opioid distribution includes Prescription ...
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Compartment Syndrome: What Causes it and How is it Treated?

  • 03/02/23
  • Sandra Sayer, RN
Working in the Operating Room was at times a frightening place to be – even for an experienced RN. A specific incident I vividly remember was a group of college students were out one night and had car ...
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Is it Time for Work Comp Leaders to Embrace Vulnerability?

  • 02/27/23
  • Dr. Claire Muselman & Kai Harrington
Spoiler alert to the question in the title. Is it time for workers' compensation leaders to embrace vulnerability? Well, it is 2023, and the answer is purely and shamelessly… YES! Vulnerability in ...
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5 Shoulder Injuries that Can Improve or Resolve with Physical Therapy

  • 02/23/23
  • Sandra Sayer, RN
Because people use their arms regularly throughout the day, an injury to a shoulder can cause pain even with minimal movement. In some cases people tend to find more success by actively treating the area ...
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Optimizing Case Management

  • 02/21/23
  • Harvey Warren
In the months ahead there is going to be significant discussion within the workers’ compensation world about case managing supported by recovery coaches.  It was my experience preparing for and ...
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Options to Surgery? Physiatry Might be the One You're Looking for

  • 02/16/23
  • Sandra Sayer, RN
What is Physiatry? PM&R (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) physicians evaluate and treat injuries, illnesses and disability and are experts in designing comprehensive patient-centered treatment ...
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