International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions
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The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, or IAIABC, is an association of workers' compensation jurisdictional regulatory agencies and industry stakeholders who find solutions to reduce harm and aid recovery from occupational injuries and illnesses.
Featured Resources
November 2019 "Accidentally" Podcast: Power of Service
The impact we have on the world can be seen through our service to it. In workers’ compensation, the human element to workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities can often get lost – but it shouldn’t. Jennifer Wolf shares her thoughts on service and how we in the industry, and even we as humans, can make our impact felt. Listen to the November 2019 "Accidentally" podcast now.
IAIABC Perspectives: Perspectives on Evidence-Based Medicine: Collaborating, Using Data, and Overcoming Obstacles
IAIABC Perspectives Magazine November 2019 issue shares articles on evidence-based medicine, big data in state-adopted treatment guidelines, integrative health, & post-IAIABC 105th Convention committee and council summaries.
Member Spotlight
November 2019: Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Division
News
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IAIABC Elects 2019-2020 Board of Directors
11/14/2019
Twelve jurisdictional leaders elected to the IAIABC 2019-2020 Board of Directors -
IAIABC Convention Attendees Treated to Two Inspirational Welcome Addresses
11/1/2019
IAIABC then-President Abbie Hudgens and Manchester Bidwell Corporation founder Bill Strickland inspired 105th Convention attendees with their words of compassion and hope. -
Workers' Compensation Leaders Recognized with IAIABC President's Awards
10/31/2019
IAIABC 2018-2019 President Abbie Hudgens recognized five individuals and one organization with awards for their exemplary work during the IAIABC 105th Convention on October 23. -
Future Plans for IAIABC Workers' Compensation Reporting Standard
9/3/2019
The IAIABC Board of Directors has approved development of a new IAIABC standard which utilizes XML, a common format to represent data, for workers' compensation regulatory reporting.