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Here are some hyper links to
articles about workers’ compensation fraud. These articles emphasize early
detection or " red flags" to fraud activity. Simply click on the link
to access this information.
The
basics of workers compensation insurance
How
to fight workers comp fraud in your business
Ouch!
Risk management for workplace injuries
Indicators
of Workers' Compensation Fraud Detection - The First Line Of Defense
Workers’
Compensation Fraud
Warning
Signs of Worker's Compensation Fraud
Fighting
Fraud
The second section is a list of
articles obtained through Government Reference Services At Pratt Library. To
obtain a hard copy these entries: (1) contact me by Email NullR@dhmh.state.md.us
or phone (410) 767-6387, or (2) contact Linda Merriken at Pratt Library (410)
396-4042 or Email: mailto:grs@epfl.net
An Rx For Detection and
Prevention of Workers’ Compensation Fraud,
Employee Benefit News Nov 1, 2000 pITEM0030600C
Background Checking: Reducing Workers’
Compensation Claims, Risk
Management Oct 1996 v43 n10 p31(5) Bus.Coll.: 97S1330.
Beating Fraud At Its Own Game, Occupational
Hazards Sept 1998 v60 n9 p61 (2) Bus.Coll.: 111U1182
Best Practices for Controlling Comp Costs,
Occupational Hazards May 1998 v60 n5 p93 (1) Bus.Coll.: 110R3427
Communication Can Help Fight Fraud,
Occupational Hazards July 2000 v62 i7 p23
Compensating for Workers’ Comp Costs,
Business Week; New York; Feb 3, 1992; Driscoll, Lisa
Crime Bureau Offers Tools To Fight Fraud,
Occupational Hazards; Cleveland; Feb 1996; Anonymous
Cutting Worker’s Comp Costs,
Occupational Hazards; Cleveland; Feb 1994; Davison, John
Fighting Comp Problems With Education, Publicity,
Risk Management Jan 1992 v39 n1 p6(1) Bus.Coll.: 64R0854
Fighting Fraud in Workers Comp,
Nation’s Business April 1998 v86 n4 pl4(8) Mag.Coll.: 93C0315. Bus.Coll.:
107X3237
Fighting Fraud,
Business Atlanta April 1993 v22 n4 p22(4) Bus.Coll.: 71Z0728
Fighting Insurance Fraud: Investigate All
Suspicious Claims, Panel Says, Business
Insurance Nov 1, 1999 p56 Bus.Coll.: 119Z4108
Fighting Workers’ Comp Fraud,
Inc. July 1992 v14 n7 p119(1) Mag.Coll.: 65C2002. Bus.Coll.: 66N1929
Fraud Prosecutions May Lower Comp Costs,
Business Insurance Feb 5, 2001 v35 pl Bus.Coll.: 131N2469
Injured Or Ingenious: Catching Bogus Claims,
Security Management April 1995 v39 n4 p39(2) Bus.Coll.: 85Z2496
Managing Surveillance Activities To Contain
Workers’ Compensation Costs,
Risk Management Nov 1995 v42 n11 p49(4) Bus.Coll.: 90T0596
Managing Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Is Key To Managing Costs,
Compensation & Benefits Management Spring 1996 v12 n2 pl(8)
On Workers’ Compensation,
Nation’s Business April 1998 v86 n4 p71(1) Mag.Coll.: 93C0376. Bus.Coll.:
107X3298
The Accident Market Is A Bear,
Occupational Hazards Feb 1998 v60 n2 p6(1) Bus.Coll.: 107V0270
Tips for Preventing Comp Fraud,
Occupational Hazards Sept 2001 v63 i9 p54
When Injured Employees Act Anything But,
Business Work; New York; Oct 5, 1992; Light, Larry
Workers’ Comp Costs: Out of Control,
Nation’s Business; Washington; Jul 1992; Thompson, Roger
Workers’ Comp Costs: Out Of Control,
Nation’s Business July 1992 v80 n7 p22(6) Mag.coll.: 65A0881. Bus.Coll.:
66N0557
Workers’ Comp Fraud,
Nation’s Business June 1998 v86 n6 p98(1) Mag.Coll.: 94A0805. Bus.Coll.:
109N1233
Workers’ Compensation: A License to Steal,
The Reader’s Digest; Pleasantville; Dec 1992; Van Atta, Dale;
Workers’ Compensation: Is Fraud Flying
High? Occupational Hazards;
Cleveland; Aug 1994; Kuhar, Mark S
Wrist Rap,
U.S. News & World Report April 6, 1998 v124 n13 p72 (1) Mag.Coll.: 93D0331.
Bus.Coll.: 107Z1383.
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