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The clinical decision-making (#CDM) component of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (#MCCQE) Part I consists of 38 case descriptions, followed by one or more questions to assess problem-solving and decision-making skills in the resolution of a clinical case. Many candidates have had very little exposure to CDM questions and report that using the Medical Council of Canada's preparatory products has given them a valuable opportunity to gain exposure and confidence to this unique question type. Learn more about our high-quality study materials: https://ow.ly/qEIC50QYYvC. #MCCExamReady #MCCQEPartI #MedEd

The Clinical Decision-Making (#CDM) component of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (#MCCQE) Part I consists of 38 case descriptions, followed by one or more questions to assess problem-solving and decision-making skills in the resolution of a clinical case. Many candidates have had very little exposure to CDM questions and report that using the Medical Council of Canada's preparatory products has given them a valuable opportunity to gain exposure and confidence to this unique question type. Learn more about our high-quality study materials: https://ow.ly/qEIC50QYYvC. #MCCExamReady #MCCQEPartI #MedEd

I'm excited to dive deeper into the significance of clinical trials! 📚✨ Did you know that clinical trials are the backbone of medical advancements, ensuring new treatments are safe and effective? My book "What Are Clinical Trials?" explores this essential topic in detail, making it accessible for everyone. Whether you're a student, healthcare professional, or just curious about medical science, this book is for you. Get your copy today at www.crclinical.com or https://bit.ly/cRclinical. Thank you for your continued support! #ClinicalResearch #EducationalBooks #ClinicalTrials #HealthcareEducation #DrRodgersGamble

I'm excited to dive deeper into the significance of clinical trials! 📚✨ Did you know that clinical trials are the backbone of medical advancements, ensuring new treatments are safe and effective? My book "What Are Clinical Trials?" explores this essential topic in detail, making it accessible for everyone. Whether you're a student, healthcare professional, or just curious about medical science, this book is for you. Get your copy today at www.crclinical.com or https://bit.ly/cRclinical. Thank you for your continued support! #ClinicalResearch #EducationalBooks #ClinicalTrials #HealthcareEducation #DrRodgersGamble

Importance of measuring clinical outcomes session by session #ORS #SRS #scottmiller #MyOutcomes #EvidenceBasedPractice #feedbackinformedtreatment

This year’s Practitioner Perfomance Advice practitioner characteristics Insights paper focuses on Patterns in Practitioner Performance Advice cases with a focus on international medical graduates (IMGs).   Key points: ·  Behaviour/misconduct features in 73% of the cases, similar to our previous periods of analysis. ·  Ethnic minority, IMGs, older and male practitioners continue to be overrepresented in concerns reported to us by employers and contracting bodies. ·  IMGs appear overrepresented in GP training grades and there are higher proportions of cases for IMGs who have been in a role for under one year. ·  NHS Resolution is committed to supporting the fair management and resolution of concerns by working with healthcare organisations through our range of services, sharing learning from our lived experience research and engaging with healthcare partners on EDI initiatives. Find out more by reading our latest Insights paper ➡ bit.ly/3A8vLSQ

Part One is live! Thanks to the Kentucky Association of Chiropractors for this opportunity to share with peer reviewers and clinicians about how to use functional outcome measures to demonstrate medical necessity. This first webinar in the two-part series addresses questions like: 1. How much change in an outcome score is enough to suggest improvement? 2. How might a peer reviewer or provider determine that a patient is getting better even though the change in an outcome measure score doesn't quite demonstrate a "clinically meaningful" improvement? 3. How can providers select appropriate functional measures for their patients? 4. How can providers use functional measures to set treatment goals? 5. When might a functional outcome measure score suggest that active treatment is over? 6. How can peer reviewers draft informational and compliant denial rationales for their reports? 7. Should peer reviewers address all possible denial reasons in a peer review report, or just the main reason for the denial? If you attend, I welcome your feedback on how to improve this series before part two goes live next month. Also, it's not too late to get your questions answered in part two when it goes live on May 1. Please post your questions in a comment or send me a private message soon so I can consider them. Continuing education credits are available for Kentucky chiropractors, Kentucky peer reviewers, and chiropractors in PACE states. #chiropracticmedicalnecessity #chiropracticbilling #peerreview #chiropractic #functionaloutcomemeasures #OATS #Oswestry #RolandMorris #PatientReportedOutcomeMeasures #ClinicianReportedOutcomeMeasures #ClinicallyMeaningfulChange #MCID #ValidityReliabilityResponsiveness #KeeleSTarTBack #AdverseDeterminationRationales #PeerReviewReports https://lnkd.in/e36pSkUz

Kaiser Permanente is a multispecialty organization where physicians from various specialties practice together under one roof. Features of this type of organization are as follows: 1. Coordinating Communication: Facilitate communication between different specialists to ensure seamless patient care. This includes drafting and organizing meeting notes, emails, and other correspondences. 2. Managing Documents: Assist in the preparation, updating, and organizing of various documents such as patient records, treatment plans, and medical reports. 3. Clinical Writing: Help in writing and editing clinical guidelines and protocols for different specialties. 4. Administrative Writing: Assist with the drafting of practice policies and procedures, business-related documents, and other administrative tasks. 5. Interdepartmental Liaison: Act as a bridge between different departments, ensuring smooth coordination and cooperation. 6. Quality Improvement: Assist in writing summaries or reports for quality improvement projects or initiatives across specialties. 7. Education Material: Assist in creating patient education materials tailored to the needs of different specialties. 8. Scheduling: Help in coordinating schedules between different departments to ensure efficient patient flow. In a multispecialty organization, it's important to foster a collaborative environment, and my role would be to assist in this by facilitating communication, coordination, and cooperation among the different specialties.

Why Choose ASCH Certification in Clinical Hypnosis? Certification matters! 🎓 If you’re an advanced clinician with a passion for clinical hypnosis, ASCH offers a pathway to recognition and excellence. 🔍 What’s ASCH Certification? ASCH Certification ensures that you’re not just any hypnotist – you’re a bona fide health care professional. Here’s why it’s essential: - High Standards: ASCH sets the bar high. Our program is nationally recognized as the gold standard for hypnosis practice. Hospitals and payers are taking notice! - Safety First: ASCH-certified practitioners are licensed professionals. They have the diagnostic and therapeutic skills needed to treat medical, psychological, and dental issues responsibly. - Setting You Apart: ASCH Certification distinguishes you from lay hypnotists. You’re part of an elite group committed to ethical, evidence-based hypnosis. 🌐 Learn more about ASCH Certification, workshops, and education programs to prepare for certification here: https://lnkd.in/gvSd6JUK #ASCH #ClinicalHypnosis #CertificationMatters

🌟 Mastering the Art of Clinical Medicine 🌟 As clinicians, our practice is centered around a comprehensive and structured approach that guides every patient interaction: History 📝, Examination 🩺, Differentials 🤔, Investigation 🔬, and Management 🛠️. Each step, when approached correctly and thoroughly, leads to better patient outcomes and clinical excellence. 🔍 History: As we grow as clinicians we often neglect the importance of a good history. This is where over 80% of cases are often unraveled, and this can even be enhanced through a methodical history-taking process. 🗣️ 🩺 Examination: The hands-on art that reveals clues unseen by the eye and adds vital context to what the patient shares. 👀 💭 Differentials: This is the clinician’s mental checklist, where we weigh potential diagnoses and their probabilities. 🧠💭 🔬 Investigation: From ordering the right tests to interpreting nuanced results, this step requires precision and a clear connection to our differentials. 🧪🖼️ 🛠️ Management: Where we pull together the insights gained to create a treatment plan that’s evidence-based and patient-centered. 💊🤝 A clinician's journey to mastery involves being firmly grounded in all these areas, understanding their individual importance and how they interconnect. Excellence is achieved not by skimming over the basics but by embracing them, refining them, and consistently integrating them into daily practice. 💡 In the coming weeks I will be sharing key strategies and tips to help strengthen the foundational pillars to our practice, please also share any tips and insights as the series goes on! 😊 #ClinicalExcellence #MedicalPractice #HealthcareLeadership #ContinuousLearning #Education #MedicalEducation #Doctor✨🩺