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Managing pharmaceuticals: A life of claim experience

August 19, 2014

Most patients enter the workers compensation system due to physical injury, which often requires treatment for pain. But long-term opioid use can have negative side effects and drive up claim costs.

Reducing Narcotics Abuse in Workers' Compensation

April 14, 2010

It is estimated that narcotics account for almost 40 percent of workers' compensation medication costs.

Acetaminophen Warnings for Injured Workers

December 16, 2009

Acetaminophen is the generic name of one of the most commonly used drugs to relieve pain and fever in the United States.

Pain Drugs Put Big Hurt On WC Insurers

May 03, 2009

While workers' compensation insurers and risk managers are reporting extraordinary success in lowering the frequency of job-related injuries, getting a handle on severity is another story.

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Pain Drugs Put Big Hurt On WC Insurers

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