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Simple Concepts for a Complex System: The Five Stages of Grief

  • 03/16/22
  • William Zachry
"What do you do?" The sense of self-worth, value and identity are tied up in that person’s job or occupation.  Everyone wants to be a part of something bigger, be valued for their ...
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Simple Concepts for a Complex System: Employers Can Make the Claims Adjuster's Job Easier

  • 03/14/22
  • William Zachry
Employers have an underappreciated direct impact on the workload of the examiners.    When employers treat the claims examiner as a professional partner, claims results are always ...
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Acknowledgement in WC: It Matters

  • 03/08/22
  • Dr. Claire Muselman
From a very early age in life, we want to be acknowledged. We want to be seen and we want to be heard. As we grow older, we want to be appreciated, to be valued, to feel worthy. These are basic human ...
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Building Trust in Workers' Compensation

  • 03/02/22
  • Dr. Claire Muselman
The words trust and workers’ compensation do not necessarily go hand in hand when looking to the perception of our industry. This industry went from being created to help restore the lives of ...
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Demand for Durable Medical Equipment, Unlike Pandemic, will Endure

  • 03/01/22
  • Ted Smith
The word “durable” brings a sense of something that lasts, as with the words “endure” and “duration.” Durable medical equipment, or DME, refers to the sturdy devices and ...
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The Elephant in the Room

  • 02/24/22
  • Harvey Warren
“For 17 years I have visited state houses across the country... working on laws and regulations related to the provision of care for injured workers. In my travels I have encountered many people who ...
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The Doctor is not Enough

  • 02/17/22
  • Harvey Warren
One of the most eye-opening parts of recovering from a workplace injury was realizing that the medical care I was receiving wasn’t enough. To be precise, I really didn’t understand what surgeons ...
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The Cost of Doing Nothing

  • 02/15/22
  • Harvey Warren
“Patient education? Great idea! But who pays for that?” Employers - you do, whether you provide the education or not. That answer usually causes some silence and blinking until I say, “But ...
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How are You?

  • 02/11/22
  • Harvey Warren
How are you? From an injured worker’s perspective, these three words might have gone a very long way to helping me fully recover. The problem is, the vocabulary of workers’ compensation is more ...
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