12 courses with the subject PAP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course will cover sound financial habits and working knowledge of principles of finance and accounting so that the student can successfully manage their personal finances and relate that to their business finances.
This course discusses professional and unprofessional conduct and what it means to be a health care professional. Students discuss different options for using the DC degree and begin to articulate their own personal and professional goals.
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This course will cover the influence of culture on individuals and systems, and the impact on health care.
This course covers the legal considerations surrounding hiring and firing team members and knowing one's rights as an employer or employee.
This course covers compliance and compliance auditing, third party reimbursement (CPT and ICD-9 coding, billing, accounts receivable and financial statements), Medicare documentation, health IT, and emerging models of care delivery.
This course will describe ethics and professionalism in the chiropractic practice, and the impact of illegal or unethical conduct.
This course will cover practice ownership, purchase, sales, renting and identifying the purpose and use of a business plan
This course covers strategies to enable students to understand personal and professional strategies, and marketing strategies to grow a chiropractic business
This course is an overview of the essentials needed to start a Chiropractic career in Canada. Students will be provided with a step by step guide for a smooth transition to practice in Canada.
This didactic course will cover the fundamentals of practice management including finance, employer relations, personnel management and best practices for optimal cash flow.
Overview of the legal environment of chiropractic service. Topics include malpractice; the chiropractic report; contracts; legal entities; direct and cross examination; chiropractic statutes; scope of practice; and ethics. Material covers the statutes and ethics that govern chiropractic practice, how to legally begin business, how to prepare a legal case report and how to obtain malpractice insurance.
Source: Northwestern Health Sciences University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
