Cathy Eberhart, M.B.A. Improving Patient Outcomes through Comprehensive Staff Training.

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Cathy Eberhart, M.B.A. Improving Patient Outcomes through Comprehensive Staff Training

Chiropractic Technology Program Associate of Applied Science Degree PACE-Recognized Provider Outcomes-Based Approach Improved Patient Outcomes

Clinical SkillsCritical Thinking CommunicationBusiness Chiropractic Technology Program

Clinical Outcomes Anatomy & Physiology Adjusting Techniques History & Exams Radiography Therapeutic Modalities

Clinical Outcomes  Regulation in area of physiotherapy 1  Newer doctors placed higher importance on physiotherapy and legal issues 2  Staff utilized for physiotherapy and vital signs 3 CourseDidactic HoursLab Hours Anatomy & Physiology 8856 History & Exams 3028 Radiography Physiotherapy 3028 Externship 120 Hours

Critical Thinking Outcomes Identificatio n& managemen t problems Synthesis Application of current & accurate information Respond to ethical challenges

Critical Thinking Outcomes  Incorporation of critical thinking into curricula 5  Curriculum Critical Thinking 4 Improved patient care Resolution of problems Staff morale Less turnover Patient satisfaction

Communication and Business Outcomes Written, verbal, and non-verbal Front office Documentation, recordkeeping, insurance claim filing

Communication Outcomes  Ineffective communication is the root of 66% of medical errors 12  26.3% of time spent documenting patient care 13  Curriculum  Cultural diversity, Patient education, Documentation 14 CommunicationPatient Satisfaction 6,7,8 Patient Compliance 9,10,11 and Self- Assessed Health Improvement 6,7

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