BOSTON — A risk management official for Uber Technologies Inc. said the rideshare company’s program to provide benefits for injuries sustained by its drivers while working on the Uber app is an important first step to establishing benefits for these drivers, but affirmed that the program is not a workers comp program and that Uber believes it correctly classifies its drivers as independent contractors rather than employees.

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Ransomware has featured prominently in the news over the last few years. Hospitals, municipalities, businesses, law enforcement agencies, individuals and even entire regions of the world have been affected by it. Some have paid the ransom and recovered their computer data; others have lost their data forever.

This paper is part 2 of 2 on the topic of blockchain. Part 1 provides technical insight on the blockchain technology that is the foundation of the Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptocurrencies, one of the most recognizable applications of blockchain technology. Part 2 is less technical as it reviews different types of blockchain platforms, business applications using this technology and how it may soon revolutionize certain enterprise and consumer transactional processes.

This paper is part 1 of 2 we have authored on the topic of blockchain. Part 1 delves into more detail on the technology of a blockchain and how it operates.

It has been touted and critiqued, but everyone can at least agree that direct primary care (DPC) is leaving an imprint across the self-insured community. The real question is, can recasting the medical gatekeeper approach without any actual claims deliver better results?

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