Health and Productivity Management Toolkit 

The Health and Productivity Management Toolkit is a special workplace resource created by ACOEM.  The Toolkit helps individuals understand the concepts of Health and Productivity Management (HPM) and the value of a healthy workforce by providing access to video, audio and written content – including more than 1,000 pages of academic and research material – that you can use to build your skills in Health and Productivity Management.

The HPM Toolkit will be periodically updated and is available through an on-line subscription.

Webinar on Chronic Pain Guidelines - Download Your Copy Today!

Are you inundated with journal and systemic review recommendations but don’t have the time to analyze them AND practice medicine? ACOEM has done that for you in these recent guidelines for chronic pain. This one-hour webinar will provide an introduction to the latest evidence-based recommendations from the ACOEM Practice Guidelines for chronic pain management. Which treatments are most likely to improve function when patients experience chronic pain? Are spinal injections likely to benefit your patient? These are a few of the topics that will be addressed in this webinar. . . [Buy Now] 

Low Back Disorders Chapter Released

CHICAGO, IL, December 4, 2007 — The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) has released an extensive update to its evidence-based practice guidelines. The chapter on low back disorders is the latest revision to ACOEM’s Occupational Medicine Practice Guidelines: Evaluation and Management of Common Health Problems and Functional Recovery in Workers, 2nd Ed., currently in wide-spread use across the country. . . . [read more] 

Professional Liability Insurance for OEM Practitioners Now Available to
ACOEM Members!

ACOEM members now have the opportunity to obtain professional liability coverage underwritten by Lloyds of London for a broad range of health care consulting activities, including errors and omissions arising from both direct and non-direct patient contact. . . [read more]