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ICIS Injury Score Card: Joint Pain

CWCI's latest Injury Score Card provides detailed data and graphics on California work injury claims involving degenerative, infective and metabolic joint disorders. Members and subscribers may log in to view the full Score Card and summary Bulletin.

Medical Development Trends in California WC, AY 2002-2011 Claims

Updated figures from CWCI research show continued growth in average amounts paid for medical services in California workers' comp, with payments for treatment, prescriptions and durable medical equipment, med-legal reports and medical management all trending up.

ICIS Injury Score Card: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

CWCI's latest injury score card provides detailed data on California workers' compensation carpal tunnel claims from accident years 2001 through 2011.

Estimated Savings from Enhanced Opioid Management Controls through 3rd Party Payor Access to the Controlled Substance UR and Evaluation System (CURES)

A new Institute analysis suggests that allowing workers' comp payers access to data from the state's prescription drug monitoring program (CURES) would help reduce inappropriate dispensing of opioids in workers' comp, improving injured worker treatment and saving an estimated $57 million in AY 2011 claim costs.

Current Trends In Compound Drug Use and Costs in California WC

New CWCI research shows compound drugs accounted for a declining share of prescription medications dispensed to California injured workers last year, yet compound drug payments continued to represent a growing percentage of prescription dollars.

Differences in Outcomes for Injured Workers Receiving Physician-Dispensed Repackaged Drugs in the California WC System

New CWCI Research shows California workers' comp claims that involve physician-dispensed repackaged drugs have higher average medical and indemnity payments and more days away from work than comparable claims with no physician-dispensed repackaged drugs.

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