Month: June 2024

Social Security Disability and SSI are about severity, not diagnosis

Very often, individuals assume that a certain diagnosis of a medical impairment may possibly result in a certain decision, or that the diagnosis is really what a disability examiner or judge at a hearing is looking for. And there are…

Metrics to Consider in Work Comp Litigation

Organizations in workers’ compensation are often drowning in data yet starving for meaning. I often reference the 5 Critical Workers’ Comp Metrics and the Workers’ Comp Cost Driver Matrix. The key to understanding the WC Cost Driver Matrix is to…

Doctors of Defense: Whistleblower documents expose how the military handles medical mistakes – KJCT

Doctors of Defense: Whistleblower documents expose how the military handles medical mistakes  KJCT Source link

New research about legal operations is ‘at a crossroads,’ consortium leaders say

Ari Kaplan recently spoke with Sandra Aldi, the chief marketing officer at Neota Logic; Michael Powers, the global director of product marketing at iManage; and Thomas Suh, the co-founder and chief operating officer for LegalMation. The three companies are part…

Dangers of Counterfeit Diabetes Weight Loss Drugs

In recent years, some diabetes medications have soared in popularity for their effectiveness in controlling weight loss. These drugs contain semaglutide or tirzepatide as their primary ingredients and belong to a class of medications known as GLP-1 drugs. The demand…

The Most Common Causes of Distracted Driving Accidents

With technological advancements increasing, distracted driving accidents are a mounting concern. Smartphones, in-car entertainment systems, and navigation devices divert attention from the road. Social media, texting, and streaming further multiply the issue by enticing drivers to look at their devices…

Social Security Disability Claims: The Impact of Education

According to a recent study, 54{c9b670b3c77d807bdd7060c9fc0a99121cc6b184676c9335f3481a95c383dd4c} of Americans between the ages of 16 and 74 read below the equivalent of a sixth-grade education. This statistic is significant for Social Security disability claims as this demographic accounts for the majority of…

The Ouch! Blog: Limbless Irish teen doesn’t wish to inspire, she wants to be famous

As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, Emma Tracey speaks to Joanne O’Riordan, a disabled 16 year-old who is a household name back in Emma’s home country, Ireland. I first saw Joanne on Irish television 16 years ago. She was just a…

ASSP Introduces New Mobile Safety and Health Training Courses — Occupational Health & Safety

ASSP Introduces New Mobile Safety and Health Training Courses The organization teamed with global technology firm SafetyCulture on this effort. By Robert Yaniz Jr. Jun 21, 2024 The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) has partnered with global…

Can Nursing Homes Be Held Accountable When Residents Suffer Food Poisoning?

Older adults generally move into nursing homes and other assisted living facilities because they can no longer safely manage all the requirements of daily life without support. They need someone else to make sure they take their medication on time….

What are some common work-related knee injuries?

Knee injuries are a significant concern for many workers. This pain can impact a worker’s ability to perform tasks and maintain productivity. Understanding common knee injuries, as well as recognizing the symptoms and causes of this issue, is important. Meniscus…

Was Shays’ Rebellion Overblown? The Debate Over the Constitution

“Never let a good crisis go to waste” isn’t just some modern invention by people who want to expand government power. It seems to be an approach used to convince people of the need to replace the Articles of Confederation…