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| Post-Graduate Sponsored and Co-Sponsored Teleseminar Listing.... There are currently 6 entries in the listing |
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| Course Title: | "Documentation, Standards & Guidelines" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | October 14, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hrs |
| Class Hours: | Thur 1-4 |
| Credit Hours: | 3 ( 3 NYS mandatory category credits ) |
| Coordinator: | Vincent Loia, DC |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132 |
| Website: | |
| Description: | Documentation, Standards and Guidelines This program is designed to inform and update the chiropractic health care provider with the current standards of documentation and record keeping pertinent to chiropractic practice. The program will touch upon issues concerning patient interaction, informed consent, record retention, modes of documentation, patient interaction, and patient outcomes. Instructor: Vincent F. Loia, D.C. Member of the New York State Board of Chiropractic Examiners Clinical Instructor and Assistant Professor at New York Chiropractic College |
| Course Title: | "Ethical Considerations in Practice: From A to Z" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | November 4, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hrs |
| Class Hours: | Thurs 1pm-4pm |
| Credit Hours: | 3 ( 3 NYS mandatory category credits ) |
| Coordinator: | Keith Wells, DC, MA |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132, 135 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132, 135 |
| Website: | www.nycc.edu |
| Description: | Ethical Considerations in Practice from A to Z takes a different approach than the typical jurisprudence-style course. Following rules and regulations are necessary and important. But what do we do about the “gray zones,” the unexpected dilemmas, and unexamined territories that practitioners encounter? This course first examines the philosophical underpinnings of ethical thought in a didactic session, followed by a workshop style practical session using ethical problems that have no easy solutions. |
| Course Title: | "Ethical Practices of No Fault & Workers Comp: Avoiding O.P.D. Complaints" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | September 16, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hours |
| Class Hours: | Thurs 1-4 |
| Credit Hours: | 3 ( 3 NYS mandatory category credits ) |
| Coordinator: | Jack Beige, DC |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132 |
| Website: | |
| Description: | ETHICAL PRACTICES OF NO FAULT AND WORKER’S COMPENSATION AVOIDING OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL DISCIPLINE COMPLAINTS 1. Government Regulation of Chiropractic Practice: a. NYS Department of Education b. Article 132 c. §6509 – Professional Misconduct d. §29.1 – Unprofessional Conduct e. §29.2 – Unprofessional Conduct 2. NYS Worker’s Compensation: a. §13L – Care and Treatment of Insured Employees by Duly Licensed Chiropractors 3. NYS No Fault Law: a. Regulation 68 b. Article 51 c. Regulation 83 4. The Inter-Relationship between No Fault and Worker’s Compensation: 5. How to Avoid Problems 6. Sexual Misconduct 7. Doctor/Patient Relationship 8. Bottom Line |
| Course Title: | "Laser Therapy: Basics, Research & Practical Application" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | September 30, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hours |
| Class Hours: | Thurs 1-4 |
| Credit Hours: | 3 |
| Coordinator: | Harlan Pyes, MS |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132 |
| Website: | |
| Description: | Instructor: Harlan Pyes, MS " Laser Therapy: Basics, Research & Practical Application : Laser Therapy is quickly becoming a staple modality for the treatment of a wide variety of clinical cases. Whether you are currently using laser therapy, and want to use it more effectively, or if you just want to get a better understanding of this highly effective modality, this program is for you. A mix of theory, research, and practical application will be certain to open up the world of laser therapy to you. " |
| Course Title: | "Patient Care, Fitness and Wellness" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | October 28, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hrs |
| Class Hours: | Thurs 1-4 |
| Credit Hours: | 3 |
| Coordinator: | Jack Barnathan, DC |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132 |
| Website: | |
| Description: | Fitness Defined Sports vs. Fitness Foundations of Fitness Body Transformation: “Burning Fat” vs. body change Changing the Environment Medulla Oblongata and its role in keeping the environment even Leaves Fall and fat falls with change in the environment Wellness Defined Medical Wellness vs. Holistic Wellness The Safe Place for Patients Traditional Chiropractic vs. Chiropractic + Wellness Principles Changing Terminology with changing perception. Remove “burning” and “pumping” to “failure” with “change in environment”. Scientific Improvements vs. Fads Review of 27 scientific studies all published within one year, reinforcing the impact nutrition and exercise can have on wellness. Assessment of the Patient Review of history of physical ills. Review of Medical / Fitness / Wellness success and failure. Earning Trust. Active Listening Skills of the D.C. compared to the Crisis Counselor Creating the safe place. Wellness Support when patients travel / vacation Utilizing Technology (apps for iphone / blackberry, etc) for offering referral options The “local” food revolution Education regarding the source of your food Then physiology of Fitness. Burning fat does not work. Causes of metabolism fatiguing workout Play vs. workout for children The Physiology of Stress Cortisol and it’s damage. 14 examples of scientific damage to body and brain Controlling stress. Meditation Chiropractic adjustment. Traditional Chiropractic Technique and wellness Reversal of exhaustion patterns. Conclusion and review of Wellness / Fitness Strategies for the Chiropractor. |
| Course Title: | "Philosophy, Holism and Wellness" |
| Status: | Open |
| Date: | November 18, 2010 |
| Cost: | $80 Drs, plus postage & handling for materials |
| Session: | 3 hrs |
| Class Hours: | Thurs 1pm-4pm |
| Credit Hours: | 3 |
| Coordinator: | Lisa K. Bloom, DC, DACS, DIBCN, FIACN |
| Location: | Teleseminar |
| Chairperson: | NYCC |
| Phone: | 800-434-3955 x132, 135 |
| Contact: | NYCC Post Graduate Registrar x132, 135 |
| Website: | www.nycc.edu |
| Description: | A not-to-be-missed philosophy lecture exploring the doctor’s role in health and healing relative to the patient’s belief systems. Introducing key concepts in particle physics, cell receptor research, and brain science this lecture will explore the possibilities beyond the mechanistic viewpoint of health care and ask, “What if…?” |