Acute Low Back Pain: Be Careful what you Assume   Understanding Pain, Part 1 One of my physical therapy professors concluded a lecture by emphatically stating that the biggest piece of career advice he would impart […]

Article 6 – The Attorney  Your organization thinks it has a leadership issue. Sales have been lagging for the past two quarters. The latest marketing promotion has fizzled without the dramatic impact that was expected. […]

Article 4 – The Employer’s Perspective  There’s a classic learning activity used widely in schools and organizations in which a teacher or facilitator asks a group to watch a short video. Each attendee is then […]

Article 3 In clinical practice as a physical therapist, I quickly learned that there are many injuries and conditions that – following diagnosis - a patient learns about for the first time. A diagnosis of […]

By AM Stanco Article 2 – Provider   A Weak Back?   When Marvin, a warehouse worker, tweaked his back lifting a box, the narrative began writing itself.  Sound familiar? Assumptions, judgments and misconceptions can quickly take […]

Understanding Pain, Part 1 One of my physical therapy professors concluded a lecture by emphatically stating that the biggest piece of career advice he would impart was to never assume anything. As we exited the […]

Orlando, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- By now, it's well-known that a major contributing factor to the opioid crisis has been pain management practices, but as the past 10 to 15 years have seen a decline in […]

NCCI's Annual Insights Symposium takes the stage next week, and we were lucky to borrow some time from Jon Sinclair, who will be presenting If Not Opioids, Then What? on May 14 at 10:45 a.m. EDT. Here's […]