COMPassion #8: Mark Pew on the Biopsychosocial Model

COMPassion #10: A Conversation with Aaron and Meagan James

Recorded live in Las Vegas, this month we chat with an injured worker. Aaron James, recipient of the first successful human face transplant, and his wife, Meagan, recount their personal story before, during, and after Aaron's near-catastrophic incident as an electrical lineman.

COMPassion #9: Matt Jones on Servant Leadership

Attorney Matt Jones talks leading with the heart and the 100-year legacy of Workers' Compensation defense he and his family, through Jones Jones's "exceedingly modern approach", continue to evolve year after year.

COMPassion #8: Mark Pew on the Biopsychosocial Model

RxProfessor Mark Pew of WorkCompCollege.com [https://workcompcollege.com/] discusses the shift to a Biopsychosocial model in case management, the empathetic value of basic communication, and how these practices influence his curriculum.

COMPassion #7: Jodie Lamb on Proper Guidance

Jodie Lamb of Arcadia Settlements Group shares how her personal experience has influenced her career from personal injury claims to structured settlements, and how she strives to be a guiding light for others during claim evaluation and negotiation.

COMPassion #6: Rosemary McKenzie-Ferguson and the International Community of Injured Workers

All the way from Sydney, Rosemary McKenzie-Ferguson joins us to discuss her personal journey from a sister to a patient to a beacon of hope for others in the injured workers community. We also talk about her nonprofit, Craig's Table, and the similarities and differences in the workers' compensation industry between Australia and America.