Michigan Medical Records (1 hour)
Learn how to improve your veterinary medical records for the health of your patients and practice
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Medical records are an integral part of client communication and patient care. According to the AVMA PLIT, the leading cause of malpractice claims in veterinary medicine is miscommunication. Poor and incomplete documentation and client communication leads to the perception of poor patient care.
The goal of this course is help you improve your veterinary medical record keeping strategies and highlight pitfalls while you become proficient in communicating with clients. Your improved efficiency at creating a legally defensible medical record, compliance with state, federal, and association rules and regulations, and stronger client relationships will result in better continuity of care and treatment of the patient.
This course is approved by the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association to satisfy the minimum requirement of 1 hour on continuing education related to medical records pursuant to R 338.4933 Rule 33 (1)(d).
"Exceptional online course that will benefit all veterinary professionals from student to experienced practitioner." Stephen C. Steep, DVM, Oxford Veterinary Hospital
Course Instruction
Dr. Babcock, a licensed veterinarian and attorney, offers instruction in veterinary medical law and ethics as part of the traditional veterinary medical curriculum and also as continuing education for veterinary medical professionals.
Dr. Babcock's active engagement in professional associations, academia, and small animal medicine helps to ensure that the courses offered are applicable to veterinary practice, reflect the needs of the profession, and encourage compliance with evolving veterinary medical law, ethics, and standards of care.
"When I began the course, I thought it would likely be another waste of time. I was quickly and pleasantly surprised to discover that was not the case. If one has any aspiration of practicing quality medicine, this course is not optional it is indispensable." John B. Smith, DVM, Petcare Animal Clinic