Check out the line-up of great presentations and get registered today. More digital sessions will be added in the coming months, packed with the practical takeaways organizations need right now, delivered on-demand to better fit the ever-changing demands of your workday.
Safety and Risk Metrics: Driving Accountability in the Field
Metrics can be the common language that unites operations, safety and risk. Learn how an emerging wave of smart technology is using “big data” tactics to help companies predict issues before they even happen and alert workers about potential dangers.
Beyond Physical: Improving Recovery for Injured Employees Requires a Holistic Approach
Join us as we go “beyond the physical” and dig into the complexities of biopsychosocial factors that play a role in an employee’s recovery from a workplace injury.
Advances in Medical Imaging and the Implications on Treatment & Risk Management
Learn key medical imaging related factors that impact the quality and accuracy of radiology reviews, and dive into the implications on treatment, worker health, medical costs and more.
Risk Transfer for Workers’ Compensation: A Strategy to Help Protect Your Business
Risk mitigation and control strategies can positively impact the bottom line. Learn how risk transfer allocates risk equitably, placing responsibility for risk to those who have an ability to control and insure against that risk.
Identifying and Overcoming Psychosocial Barriers to Recovery From Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
This session will explore the neuroscience behind psychosocial risk factors and pain processing and discuss how these factors can have an impact on both the pain experience as well as the outcome.
Embracing Nurse Triage and Telehealth in Workers' Compensation
Nurse Triage and telemedicine have been embraced by self-insured employers, but does this marriage have application for employers with a large deductible or fully insured program who are with a carrier? What is the potential impact of nurse triage/telehealth on TCOR, and on access to care for injured workers? Register and learn more.
While technological advancements can provide a plethora of benefits, there is still a need for balance. Learn more about the future of technology in the claims process, including which processes make sense to automate and which will continue to require the human touch.
Digital Session 5/26/21
From 'Closed for Business' to 'Open for Resilience': Perspectives on Mapping the Workers' Comp Path Forward
Four workers' comp leaders address the obstacles still in front of us, and the keys to maximizing the opportunities we've discovered to drive resiliency across organizations.
How LA County Embraces Technology to Create a World Class Risk and Claims Management Program
Learn about the risk and claims management journey that LA County has taken to digitize their processes over the past three years, developing a line of sight by which all departments have a greater visibility into cost reduction.
Speaking with One Voice: Building a Culture of Injured Worker Advocacy
How do you change how thousands of people, representing tens of thousands of years of experience, talk to injured workers? You push past a slogan and warm feelings and rewrite the dictionary from the ground up. Find out how.
After Lockheed Martin acquired Sikorsky, new medical treatment RTW protocols were developed. Learn more about how these protocols have been incorporated into an onsite RTW program which has resulted in a 49% reduction in the number of lost time days.
Navigating the Intersection of Pain Management and Psychotropic Drugs
Whether or not the psych component of a claim is compensable, psychotropic drugs can impact costs as well as outcomes. Learn about the types of psychotropic drugs you may encounter, what to watch for, and what to avoid.
Are We Driving the Model of Employee Health without a Locomotor? It’s Time to Take Musculoskeletal Health MainstreaM
Learn about developing a proactive self-care model for preventing musculoskeletal concerns, and the value of occupational athletic training for preventive musculoskeletal health for employees.
Improving Engagement in a Connected World: The Worker, The Employer, The Provider, The Technology and You
This session will take a deeper look at how critical engagement is for claims professionals and examine ways to leverage technology to improve engagement for all parties on a claim.
The Pareto Principle: Applying the 80/20 Rule to the Connected Claim in Workers’ Comp
In this session, learn how applying the 80/20 rule to workers’ comp claims processing helps injured workers get back to work, and drives better outcomes across the organization.
A Disruptive Year for Workers’ Comp: Insights from the 2020 Industry Survey
How have COVID-19 and other developments impacted the workers’ comp industry? Dr. Brittany Derenoncourt, will present key findings from the 2020 Workers’ Comp Industry Survey, along with perspective and commentary from a panel of industry thought leaders.
Shrinking the Work Comp Talent Gap and Shaping Future Leaders
This panel will explore crucial strategies for inspiring young professionals. promoting growth opportunities within the industry, attracting young talent, and providing mentoring opportunities to close the talent gap.
Navigating the Maze of Paid Family Leave Laws: The Latest Decisions That Could Affect Your Company
Navigating jurisdictional changes in PFML/PFL laws and applying them to your program is a significant challenge. Learn strategies to maximize success in the wake of these changes.
Recipe for Success: A Workers’ Compensation Program That is Well-Done
Chick-Fil-A is also known for its creative and steadfast commitment to its employees. In this session, learn pragmatic and practical suggestions for establishing and refining an advocacy program.
What’s a Doctor to Do: Alternatives to Opioids in the Management of Pain
Even if we solve the opioid crisis, are there other dangerous drugs on the horizon? In this session, learn more about pharmacovigilance, which uses pharmaceutical data to minimize drug therapy risk.
When to Build vs Buy: Time to Rethink AI Claims Enterprise Cloud Solutions
In the cloud era, building fundamentals have changed significantly in terms of resources, effort, and time. Join us as we re-examine long-standing arguments and refresh thinking on this topic.
How to Double Your Savings for Surgical Implants: A New Approach to Cost Containment
The cost of surgical implants can often be a pain point for payers. This program reviews a case study comparison of surgical implant cost savings, outlining the value of one comprehensive solution.
Empathy & Engagement: The Process of Putting Patients First in Workers’ Comp
Learn how true empathy and engagement can be incorporated into the overall design of medical/pharmacy management programs — maximizing both efficiency and quality of care.
A successful partnership starts with a team that is open to communication, has a deep understanding of the client partner’s goals, and grasps the value of data and analytics in creating solutions.
Survey Says! What Your Claims Workforce Really Thinks & Strategies to Optimize Your Talent Pool
This session showcases results from the annual Workers’ Compensation Benchmarking Study and the stakes of retaining and attracting frontline talent to the workers’ comp industry.
Building off of a pharmacy program to structure a strong settlement
Find out how pharmacy program tools are the perfect springboard to set a claim up for settlement and appropriate allocations amounts for CMS submission.
National Comp's Oct. 21 one-day virtual event is now available on-demand
This full day of dynamic content is available for easy viewing. Check out the CEO keynote panel, The 5 Most Critical Challenges Facing Workers' Comp in the COVID Era, and much more.
