Join us for our quarterly continuing education webinars! Our webinars will review important pharmacy topics and the latest industry trends to help you make informed decisions and better manage your claims. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to earn the CE credits you need.
2027 webinar information coming soon!
The following information applies to ALL MyMatrixx CE webinars:
CE credits are only available for those who qualify during the LIVE version of the webinar at the dates and times posted. CE credits for our courses are administered by the CEU Institute. If you have any issues or questions regarding your credits, please contact rosters@ceuinstitute.net. For questions about the continuing education course offerings, email us at mymatrixxCE@mymatrixx.com.
Courses are submitted for 1-hour of CE for the following license types: Pre-approved Adjuster (AK, AL, CA, DE, FL, GA, IA,ID, IN, KY, LA, MN, MS, MT, NC, NH, NM, NV, OK, OR, RI, TX, UT, VT, WV, WY); National Certified Case Manager (CCM); National Nurse; Certified Disability Management Specialists (CDMS), and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) for CE accreditation. For states that do not require prior approval, the adjuster is responsible for submitting their attendance certificate to the appropriate state agency to determine if continuing education credits can be applied.
CE Webinar Archive
(Presentations are available in PDF format. No continuing education credits are available.)
Topical Medications in Workers' Compensation
Learn more about the growing use of topical medications in workers’ compensation claims. Download this presentation pdf to learn more about the benefits and challenges they present. This presentation offers actionable strategies to identify high-cost outliers, assess lower-cost therapeutic alternatives, and implement controls that improve both clinical outcomes and financial performance.
Comorbid Condition Management in Workers' Compensation
In workers’ compensation claims, common comorbid conditions—such as obesity, diabetes, arthritis, hypertension, and depression—can affect an injured worker’s ability to heal, manage pain, comply with treatment plans, and successfully return to work or functional capability. Download this presentation pdf to explore the clinical and claim-level impact of comorbid conditions, including drug–drug interactions, increased medical utilization, and extended disability duration.
Migraine Medications in Workers' Compensation
In workers’ compensation, migraines often emerge after traumatic brain injuries or concussions, but they can also develop as secondary conditions following injuries to the head, neck, or shoulder, or from certain environmental exposures. Download this presentation to understand the considerations for managing the costs and treatments for migraine-related claims with confidence.
Medication Management in Workers' Compensation Presumption Claims
Presumptive legislation in workers’ compensation means greater access to care for patients for conditions such as cancer, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and other respiratory, cardiac and blood conditions. Download this presentation to review the presumptive illnesses common in workers' compensation, the medications associated with them and what states are proposing legislative actions for new or expanding presumptive coverage.
Behavioral Health Medications in Workers’ Compensation
A person’s behavioral health and physical health are closely tied, so it’s important to treat both for the optimal health of the patient. Download this presentation to review the main types of psychotropic (behavioral health) medications and their varied uses in workers’ compensation claims, including the treatment of anxiety, insomnia and pain.
Legislative Wrap Up in Workers’ Compensation
Laws in the workers’ compensation industry change constantly, so it’s important to understand what is changing. From fee schedules to authorizations to presumptions and more, download the presentation for a picture of the legislative actions state by state that may impact how you manage your claims.
Opioids in Workers’ Comp and Their Non-Opioid Alternatives
National Council on Compensation Insurance data from 2022 showed that about 30% of workers’ compensation claims with prescriptions have at least one opioid prescription. It’s important to understand the guidelines, best practices and risks that come with their use. Download this presentation, which also covers several non-opioid alternatives such as antidepressants and topical medications that are commonly used for pain management.
Pharmacy Benefit Management 101
Let’s get back to basics. Download the webinar presentation to review the role of a pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) and how they help with workers’ comp claim management. You’ll learn about prescription processing from the prescriber to the patient, the importance of a pharmacy network, and what’s in the prescription Utilization Management Toolbox.
Specialty Drugs in Workers' Compensation
Specialty drugs treat chronic and complex conditions. Their utilization tends to be low, but their costs are high, which makes them an important segment of medications to manage. Download this presentation to learn more about specialty drugs and biosimilars along with their place in therapy, cost trends, and lower cost alternatives.
The Use of GLP-1 Medications in Workers’ Compensation
In recent years, the use of GLP-1s (Glucogon-Like Peptide-1 medications) in the commercial and workers’ comp industries has increased exponentially. Download the presentation to review how GLP-1s might be covered as part of treatment for diabetes and obesity−two comorbid conditions that can greatly impact an injured workers’ recovery and the trajectory and cost of a claim.