Download Reference Document The National Library of Medicine (NIH) published an article about the integration of chiropractic care into the sports industry and how it impacts the performance of athletes in China and Hong Kong. This study is a detailed explanation of the positive impact and is a great resource for educating your community and…
Dr. Sok’s Sweet Sixteen
A recent article posted in the National Library of Medicine stated, “Numerous studies have reported positive outcomes in chiropractic-treated athletes, including improved musculoskeletal function, reduced pain, and enhanced recovery.” Who wouldn’t in their right mind not want to be a part of this movement towards integration of chiropractic into the world of sports? If you…
Integration of Chiropractic into Sports Medicine- Steps to Success
In this tutorial you will have the opportunity to meet your instructor Dr. Alan Sokoloff. He will provide you an overview of Sports Chiropractic and some of the opportunities that are available in this field. You will see throughout this course how the integration of chiropractic within sports medicine can benefit both individual athletes as…
The Ethics of Procedure Coding in Healthcare
It is the obligation of all team members to maintain ethical standards in practice, policy, and all facets of health care practice. Providers can get into difficulty if coding and documentation are incongruent. There is a right way to document and code the procedures performed. Since annual changes to coding may apply to the practice,…
Communication Strategies
Handling the Angry Patient Dealing with difficult people is part of the job. Not everyone is at their best when they are in pain. Sometimes, circumstances may aggravate or frustrate your patient. Anyone can have a bad day, and sometimes in those difficult situations, frustration spills over. When working with patients, cool heads rule the…
Best Practices for Good Communication
Professional communication is expected in a healthcare office, both to the patients and your co-workers. The office should be a haven where personal issues and drama are kept outside the door. Our focus should be on our patients and their health. This quick tutorial outlines best practices for good communication in the practice.