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Today, WCRI’s Dr. Sebastian Negrusa presents a NAMIC webinar on our research into recreational marijuana laws and workers’ comp benefits at 2 p.m. ET.
Can’t attend? Download the study: buff.ly/9CCnCWo
Free for members; fee for nonmembers. #WCRI #WorkersComp
What value does WCRI membership provide? Nic Nardini of The Hartford shares his perspective in this Member Spotlight.
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🎥 Watch this short video for an overview of WCRI’s latest study examining the relationship between attorney representation, injured workers’ physical recovery, and medical payments.
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New @WCRI research finds that injured workers with attorney representation reported lower physical health recovery about three years after injury, while average medical payments per claim were unaffected.
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What does 10 years of workers’ compensation data tell us about mental health claims? WCRI’s latest study is featured in HR Executive.
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📣 Registration is open! Join us March 11–12 in Boston for @WCRI’s 2027 conference, featuring original research and keynote speaker Zack Cooper.
Register by Feb. 11 for the early rate: buff.ly/IgFeg13
#WCRI2027 #WorkersComp #RiskManagement #OriginalResearch
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What do WCRI members value most?
Steve Wurzelbacher of @NIOSH shares his perspective in our latest @WCRI Member Spotlight and discusses how WCRI research supports his work.
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Workers’ comp claims involving mental health conditions are rising, adding a new dimension to how employers and insurers think about workplace injuries. New WCRI research points to a growing need to understand the factors contributing to these claims. riskandinsurance.com/mental-…
Tomorrow is your last chance to register! Join @WCRI Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. ET for a free 30-minute webinar on what’s driving workers’ compensation medical payment increases.
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Risk & Insurance highlights @WCRI’s new study on mental health claims in workers’ compensation, including trends in claim frequency, common diagnoses, and how claims vary among workers.
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Join @WCRI researchers on Oct. 15 for a free webinar exploring the latest findings from CompScope™ Medical Benchmarks, 2026 Edition, including the factors contributing to medical payment growth.
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What do WCRI members value most?
Steve Wurzelbacher of @NIOSH shares his perspective in our latest @WCRI Member Spotlight and discusses how WCRI research supports his work.
Watch: buff.ly/nGdPoGA
#WCRI #WCRIMemberSpotlight
From new research to upcoming events, catch up on what’s happening at @WCRI this past quarter—including research published, how our work was used, webinars, member spotlights, and the 2027 conference.
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#WCRI #WorkersCompensation #WorkersComp #Research
A new @WCRI FlashReport examines how the composition of workers’ compensation injuries changed from the pre-pandemic period through the pandemic and post-pandemic years.
Read the press release: buff.ly/AnZrP7l
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A new @WCRI study examines mental health claims in workers’ compensation from 2015 to 2024, including their frequency, treatment, costs, and disability outcomes.
Learn more: buff.ly/QQRvB9T
#MentalHealth #PTSD #WorkersComp #WorkplaceInjury #Insurance
Thanks to Joe Paduda for highlighting @WCRI’s California research and our conference, March 11–12 in Boston, featuring Yale economist Zack Cooper.
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@WCRI is heading to #NationalComp in Las Vegas!
WCRI CEO Ramona Tanabe will participate in two sessions Sept. 29–30, and VP of Sales Tim Hassett-Salley will also be attending. If you’re there, connect with them to learn more about WCRI’s research and membership.
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What’s driving healthcare costs, and what does it mean for workers’ comp?
Yale health economist Zack Cooper headlines @WCRI’s 2027 Issues & Research Conference, March 11–12 in Boston.
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#WorkersComp #HealthcareCosts #WCRI2027
Joe Paduda examines recent trends in California and links to WCRI’s CompScope™ Medical Benchmarks for California, 2026 Edition*, which finds medical costs per claim rose 7% in 2025.
Read Joe’s analysis: buff.ly/WAIhZLM
#WorkersComp #California #MedicalCosts #CompScope
Medical costs per claim in Pennsylvania rose by 11% in 2025, according to a recent @WCRI study. Learn more buff.ly/OrWJ5Lj
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