King of Prussia, Pa. (February 3, 2022) – The timing and type of physical therapy directly impact workers’ compensation claim outcomes. MedRisk’s […]
Adherence to established clinical practice guidelines could reduce high downstream healthcare utilization.
Adherence to established clinical practice guidelines could reduce high downstream healthcare utilization.
Psychosocial factors are a strong predictor for the development of chronic pain and pose barriers for return to work. How
How did the first guidelines for physical therapy in workers’ comp come to be, and how have they evolved over the years? Dr. Phil McClure discusses the core responsibilities of MedRisk’s International Scientific Advisory Board (ISAB).
The industry trends report prepares payers for managing the effect COVID-19 has had on musculoskeletal claims, recaps pertinent 2020 legislative/regulatory actions, and highlights recent research.
Nearly 20 years after its inception, the MedRisk Instrument for Measuring Patient Satisfaction continues to be employed in physical medicine research.
A new assessment of lower back pain surgery is declared “often ineffective” by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation.