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June 2022
Documentation & Risk Management 301 (Approved For Texas Required Hours)
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 Contributor: Monte Horne, DC Topic: Documentation and Risk Management 301: Documentation and Risk Management (Includes required hours for risk management (1) and documentation/coding (1) relating to the Board Rules (TAC)) Credit Hours: 2 Instructor: Monte Horne, DC Course Outline: 1 hour of cutting edge documentation procedures Documentation from intake through diagnosis Evidence based standards of care Proving medical necessity 1 hour of risk management Risk management from staffing through patient care Risk mitigation strategies Learning…
Find out more »President’s Series: Sacro Occipital Technic (SOT) Methods of Chiropractic and Chiropractic Craniopathy – An Overview and Clinical Gems
Instructor: Joseph Unger, Jr., DC, FICS
Find out more »Rehabilitation 314: The Knee
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 Contributor: Donald Ozello, DC, CCN, CCSM Course Description: Exercises to improve knee strength, stability and function are necessary for lifelong lower extremity health. Traumatic and non-traumatic knee injuries are performance limiting and a possess a long term sequalae if not rehabbed properly. This two-hour class contains a detailed description of knee anatomy and physiology. The course covers a spectrum of exercises to strengthen and stabilize the knee joint. This program describes in-depth patient…
Find out more »Cox® Technic Hands-On Workshop with Dr. Cox – Indiana
Dr. James Cox, developer of Cox® Technic, leads a Hands-on workshop (4 CE hrs) in the protocol application of Cox® Technic Flexion Distraction and Decompression at his office in Fort Wayne, IN. At least 2 attendees must sign up 2 weeks prior. No more than 6 attendees will attend to keep the class personalized. This workshop is strictly hands-on practice following the protocol guide for Cox® Technic based on the descriptions and research findings described in the textbook, Low Back…
Find out more »Orthopedics 317: Achilles Tendinitis – the Good the Bad and the Ugly
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 Contributor: Michael Hall, DC, FIACN Course Description: Lower extremity injuries and complaints are quite common in clinical practice. In particular, the achilles tendon can be burdensome to daily activities and difficult to manage. This presentation will look at the clinical presentation of Achilles tendinitis, the conservative and chiropractic measures that can be employed for better patient outcomes, and the overall success of full recovery. Course Outline: · History · Examination · Documentation…
Find out more »July 2022
07/05/2022 7 – 9 PM CT Athletic Injuries 310: The Triathlete
Course Format: Live Webinar Credit Hours: 2 Tuition: $59.00 Contributor: Donald Ozello, DC, CCN, CCSM Topic: Athletes Injuries: Triathlon Injuries Course Description: Endurance events such as triathlons are popular worldwide. Triathletes suffer an array of injuries due to long training hours in the disciplines of swimming, biking and running. This two-hour class covers the most common triathlon injuries and the mechanism of how these injuries occur. Anatomy and physiology of the injured areas are described. Symptoms, evaluation and diagnosis…
Find out more »07/12/2022 7 – 9 PM CT Ethics 301 (Approved for required Texas hours)
Course Format: Live Webinar Tuition: $59.00 Credit Hours: 2 Contributor: Monte Horne, DC Course Outline: Introduction to ethics and bioethics Code of ethics Board rules Proposed rule changes Ethics as applied to staffing Ethics as applied to clinical practice Learning Objectives: Apply ethics to clinical practice Explain ethics relating to office administration Examine Board rules relating to chiropractic practice Assess proposed rule changes This course is accredited in the following states: Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District Of Columbia,…
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