In this seminar, you will learn:
What is considered malpractice
Medical Malpractice Case Outcomes
Elements of malpractice
Giving professional advice in an informal, social setting
What your staff should and should not be saying or doing
The Doctor-Patient relationship and the contractual obligations imposed
Duties imposed by laws
Legal standard of care
Changing Requirements
the Expert Witness
Advertising
Deviating from the standard of care - treatment errors
Negligence
Liabilities
and more!
Dr. Hayes will discuss 18 Office Procedures Protection Strategies and help you to develop Proper Office Procedures. He will review what is covered in malpractice insurance and how new laws pertain to you and your practice.
You will leave this seminar with forms and materials to use to keep your practice compliant and help protect yourself, your staff and your practice.
Dr. Hayes is well known as an expert in the insurance and medical malpractice field by chiropractors as well as the insurance industry. He has been an expert witness on many cases and has been teaching on the topics of Medicare, Insurance, Risk Management, Documentation, Medical Malpractice, for many years.
Up to 12 CE hours
CE Hours For:
AK, AL, CO, CT, DE, FL*, GA, HI*, IL, IN, IA, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, NC, NE, NH, NJ, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, VA, VT, WA, WI, WV, WY
Approval Numbers:
(not all states assign approval numbers)
Sponsored by National University of Health Sciences
Alabama: 240278
Colorado: Includes 4 hours Recordkeeping & 4 hours Risk Mgmt
Delaware: Max of 10 hours (any 10 hours)
Illinois: Category 1 hours
Indiana: Max of 8 hours ( any 8 hours) - Includes 4 hours Risk Mgmt.
Iowa: Max of 10 hours (any 10 hours)
Maine: Category 2 hours
Nebraska: Max of 8 hours (any 8 hours)
New Hampshire: Max of 10 hours (any 10 hours)
New Jersey: Max of 10 hours (any 10 hours) - Fetterman Events is a NJ Board Approved CE Provider
North Carolina: 12 CE hours for DCs & Level 1 CAs
South Carolina: Includes 4 hours Risk Mgmt.
Tennessee: Max. 6 CE hours for DCs - Max. 6 CE hours for CTAs
Virginia: Category 1 hours
Wisconsin: Max 8 CE hours for DCs & CRTs (any 8 hours)
Cost:
$0 - Doctor Program Members
$599 - Non-Members (DC, CA, CTA, CRT) 9 or more hours
$499 - Non-Members (DC, CA, CTA, CRT) 8 hours or less
*Rates increase $75 the Monday prior to the seminar. This includes Doctor Program members.
NON-MEMBERS :
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