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Should Children Be Permitted during the Work Comp Exam?

Does your clinic permit young children to accompany patients into the exam room? We are considering a policy and would like to hear additional opinions. Most outpatient settings allow the patient to decide whether family members or others accompany them during their medical exam. There are certainly exceptions, such as

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Metrics Matter: How Data Drives Effective Workers’ Comp Interventions

Managing workers’ compensation costs and ensuring employee well-being can be a complex task. Employers can significantly enhance their workers’ comp programs by leveraging data-driven strategies. This article explores how analyzing key metrics can pinpoint intervention opportunities and drive successful outcomes. Five Critical Metrics for Workers’ Comp Success 1. Cost per

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Understanding CAOHC Certification Necessity in Occupational Medicine: Is It Necessary or Outmoded?

The field of occupational medicine continually evolves as new requirements and technologies emerge, impacting how work environments prioritize safety and compliance. A frequent point of discussion revolves around the importance of CAOHC (Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation) certification for professionals involved in hearing conservation programs. While OSHA does

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Leveraging Patient & Employer Feedback in Occupational Health

Patient Satisfaction: By enabling real-time feedback through an intuitive digital platform, practices can identify and address concerns immediately, often transforming a potentially negative experience into a positive one.

Employer Engagement: Feedback from employers, who are crucial stakeholders in occupational health, provides valuable insights into the broader impact of the services on workforce health and productivity.

Staff Recognition: Positive feedback is not only a tool for identifying areas for improvement but also serves as a powerful means of staff recognition, enhancing morale and motivation among healthcare providers.

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Meaningful work in Occupational Medicine: A strategic approach to moving staff beyond technical work

In occupational medicine, moving beyond technical work to meaningful engagement is crucial for both employee and client satisfaction. Stephanie Murdock, RN, MSN, MBA, COHM, shares insights on fostering a workplace where staff feel connected to their roles. Through a strategic five-point approach, including building a collaborative culture, investing in professional development, recognizing safety champions, aligning service with value, and providing emotional support, Sanford Health enhances both team morale and service quality. This approach ensures a healthy, safe work environment while promoting profound job satisfaction.

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