Record Keeping (for California)

Tuition: $79
Hours: 4

Instructor

Course Description

This four hour distance based course will provide Doctors of Chiropractic with current information concerning documentation and record keeping, with special attention to California state law. The course is designed for the general practicing Doctor of Chiropractic. Computer and Internet service required for completion of this course.  The learner’s participation (time) is actively tracked and logged. No textbooks required. Activities may include reading assignments, viewing of multimedia presentations, discussion via internet post or forum, and an online learning assessment via written examination.

Funding sources and potential conflicts of interest statement: No funds were received, underwritten or subsidized by any vendors of any goods including supplies or services for this course.

Evaluation

This course is a pass / fail course.  Your participation time is also clocked. Four hours are required.

Grading Criteria
There is a multiple choice examination at the end of the course materials. This is a four hour course with 14 multiple choice and true false questions used for the evaluation.

Objectives

In this course the learner will:

  1. Be introduced to the California Board of Chiropractic Examiners Record Keeping Requirements
  2. Review the importance of legibility in medical documentation
  3. Review the components of the initial patient visit, established patient visit and management plan.
  4. Learn steps for effective ancillary documentation.
  5. Become oriented with state laws regarding medical record maintenance and destruction.
  6. Familiarize themselves with current concepts in electronic medical records

 

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Disclaimer

All opinions, viewpoints and recommendations contained in this presentation represent those of the author alone and do not represent the opinions, viewpoints, or recommendations of any organization with which the author may be affiliated, including, without limitation, the the ACBSP.  This work is intended to provide current and accurate information about the subjects covered and is designed to help doctors of chiropractic to maintain their professional expertise. This publication and accompanying program are offered with the understanding that neither the speakers nor sponsoring organizations are rendering any therapeutic or other professional services. Individuals using this publication or orally conveyed information in dealing with a patient's care should also fully research original and current sources of authority.