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A little-known regulation may provide a powerful tool outside of workers' comp law that can reduce fraud and lost work time.

With the bill's failure to cut workers' comp costs, California should take three steps to encourage the right behavior by healthcare providers.

The workers' comp research suggests, for instance, that Missouri, New Mexico, Hawaii and Delaware may see major reform efforts soon.

The new research is right that a formulary could cut lots of workers' comp costs -- but other attempts have failed.

Every professional should learn to fly a plane because the training teaches clear communication, decision making and planning.

California's Workers' Compensation Appeals Board reverses itself and says utilization reviews can only be contested based on timeliness.

Unless you do some serious prep work, you might as well not bother.

Pushing implementation back another year raises costs and creates confusion for healthcare providers, billers and payers alike.