Documentation and coding are the foundation to every patient visit. It is within the documentation content and code selection that gives the provider the best opportunity to be paid properly for the services provided and also to be in the best position to keep that money once it has been paid. This Fundamentals of Documentation and Coding session will address the essential components to this foundation.

This innovative new series focuses on the role doctors can play in not only promoting physical health, but guiding behavior changes, addressing social determinants of health, and promoting communication and collaboration with mental health and social workers.

This webinar provides learners with an understanding of current challenges faced by individuals and entire communities in their pursuit of better health.

This two-hour seminar explores the chiropractor’s role in addressing health equity. Relevant terminology and concepts are introduced. The key barriers and impacts to health equity, including the role of social determinants of health, are explored through case studies. An evidence-based approach highlights equity issues and action steps as they relate to the chiropractic profession.

This webinar will introduce the learner to basic health behavior theories and an evidence-based communication technique, Motivational Interviewing (MI). Combined, they will improve the clinician’s communication skills and contribute to the patient’s health and wellbeing.

This webinar will provide an overview of environmental health considerations for chiropractors. The presenters will share case studies of patients who may seek care in a chiropractic office following an environmental exposure.

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Scoliosis can affect up to 5% of children, 32% of older adults, and 68% of the geriatric population. Despite its prevalence, managing scoliosis remains a challenge for many practitioners. For chiropractors, accurate diagnosis and effective management skills are crucial, as they are ideally positioned to take a leading role in the ongoing detection and care of patients with scoliosis

A system is “a set of principles or procedures according to which something is done; an organized framework or method.” A system can provide a level of certainty or a standard operating procedure in respect to how to assess a patient and proceed with treatment based on evidence-informed findings; but it does not imply that everyone will receive the same treatment or even have the same goals or outcomes.

This presentation will cover the various types of radiology errors that can occur in clinical practice, along with proven strategies to minimize them. Through real-life case study examples, we will explore common mistakes, implications, and practical approaches to improving accuracy in radiologic interpretation. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to enhance their diagnostic skills and reduce the likelihood of errors in their own practice.