Description
Description: This course provides chiropractors with an overview of best practices and practice guidelines for ethical foundations and risk management of clinical record keeping/documentation specific to the delivery of chiropractic care in personal injury cases. Emphasis is placed on ethical record keeping/documentation of clinical judgment, clarity of subjective/objective findings, patient-centered care, and risk mitigation within the chiropractic scope of practice.
- Ethical principles of practice responsibilities of record keeping/documentation for treating personal injury patients
- Clinical risk factors that influence chiropractic clinical decision-making
- Principles of practice in core considerations in the chiropractic personal injury care process
- Clinical obligations related to the principles of practice timely access and release of chiropractic patient records.
- Regulatory principles of practice considerations when treating patients involved in claims across state lines.
- Identification and prevention of fraud, abuse, and financial misconduct in chiropractic principles of practice.
- Best practices for maintaining principles of practice ethically accurate, compliant communication logs
- Principles of practice management and best practice protocols associated with un-ethical standardized or predetermined treatment protocols.
- Principles of practice management and ethical considerations related to the use of artificial intelligence in chiropractic documentation and clinical records.
- Impact of principles of practice risk management and ethical considerations in the principles of practice for state negligence, lien, and documentation laws on chiropractic responsibilities.
- Overview of the No Surprises Act (NSA) and Good Faith Estimate (GFE) requirements as applicable to chiropractic services
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