Using Functional Measures to Demonstrate Medical Necessity in Clinical Practice and Peer Review – Part 2 - 1 CE
About This Event
This two-part webinar series is designed for treating chiropractors and peer reviewers who seek to enhance their clinical skills and reduce risk by using functional outcome measures to establish medical necessity. Part two emphasizes functional measures for neck and extraspinal conditions. Attendees will also consider best practices to account for the unique challenges associated with using standardized patient-reported outcome measures to demonstrate improvement in an individual patient versus a large group of patients in a research setting. The session also addresses recent technology and other developments in functional outcomes assessment in the clinical setting. It concludes with a discussion on strategies for more effective appeals of inappropriate medical necessity denials.
Learning Objectives
- -Apply functional outcome measures to establish and document medical necessity for cervical and extraspinal chiropractic conditions
- -Interpret and utilize standardized patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) to demonstrate clinical improvement in individual patients
- -Distinguish between outcome measure applications in clinical practice versus research settings and address the unique challenges of each
- -Evaluate emerging technologies and assessment tools for functional outcomes measurement in chiropractic clinical settings
- -Develop strategies to support peer review processes and appeal denials of medical necessity using objective functional data
- -Implement best practices for selecting, administering, and documenting functional measures to reduce clinical and compliance risk
Event Details
Start Date
On Demand
End Date
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Price
Free
CE Hours
1 hours
Format
Online / Virtual
Speakers
1
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