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WorkCompRecap: Reviews Continues!

May 1, 2015 - WorkCompWire

Today’s issue of WorkCompRecap finishes off the week with more great pieces from our “RIMS Review” series!

First up today is Steve Luebbert of Safety National who predicted that we’re likely to see more constitutional challenges to Workers’ Comp like in Florida, and pointed out that we need to address the lack of young talent entering the industry. Read it here!

Also up today is Ron Vianu of Spreemo, who noted the shift away from a commodity view of medical care and toward understanding that paying more upfront for the right level of care may drive better outcomes, lower long-term costs and faster RTW. Read it here!

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