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How to Set Employee Expectations Before an Injury Happens

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In workers compensation, the moments before an injury ever occurs are just as important if not more so than the moments after. Lets explore how to set employee expectations before an injury happens going beyond just handing out a brochure. Think: ACME Injury Prevention and Recovery Program (iPAR).

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Why Communication at the Time of Injury Is a Game Changer

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In the high-stakes world of workers compensation, the moments following a workplace injury can define the entire outcome of a claim. Specifically, how a supervisor or employer responds to the injured worker at the moment of injury sets the tone for everything that follows. Employees wonder: Am I going to be blamed? The solution?

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From Data to Prevention: How Injury Tracking Can Reduce Future Claims

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Injuries occur, costs mount, and safety meetings become reactive discussions about what went wrong rather than proactive strategies to keep workers safe. Injury tracking, when used well, is far more than a compliance requirement. It’s the gateway to fewer injuries, lower costs, and a safer, healthier workforce. The result?

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Breaking Down Silos: Creating an Integrated Team for Injury Management

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By building an integrated team approach, organizations can manage injuries more efficiently, reduce costs, and keep employees safer and healthier. Each of these teams touches the same injury event but often operates in its own bubble. Incident Management: When an injury occurs, everyone acts in concert.

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How to Build a Rockstar Workers’ Comp Team

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Heres how to build a strong, accountable workers comp teamand why its the foundation of success. Why You Cant Outsource Leadership Lets be clear: Adjusters, brokers, medical providers, attorneys, and nurse case managers are critical to a functioning workers comp program. Think of it like branding for your injury management program.

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From First-Day to Fully Trained: The Overlooked Power of Onboarding in Injury Prevention

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But whats often missed is that onboarding is one of the most critical safety tools in a companys injury prevention strategy. Injury rates dont spike after years on the jobthey surge within the first few days and weeks of employment. 44% of construction injuries are first-year incidents.

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How to Build a Workers’ Comp Program That Runs Itself: The Power of Systematized Communication

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Systematized communication helps prevent injuries from becoming high-cost claims, reduces litigation, builds trust with employees, and improves return-to-work outcomes all without needing constant intervention from every department. They build repeatable systems. Distribute it at hire and at the time of injury.