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04.2024 KAC Webinar Series | Using Functional Measures to Demonstrate Medical Necessity in Clinical Practice and Peer Review – Part 1
Length: 1 CE
This course is approved for BOTH general education and PEER REVIEWERS
This course will be available for purchase starting April 1, 2024.
This course was applied for continuing education credit from April 1, 2024 - April 1, 2025, for the state of Kentucky.
All components (video, quiz, affidavit, participation codes, evaluation, etc.) must be completed between April 1, 2024 - April 1, 2025 to count for continuing education credit in Kentucky.
This two-part webinar series is designed for treating chiropractors and peer reviewers who seek to enhance their clinical skills and reduce risk by using functional outcome measures to establish medical necessity. Part one provides an overview of key concepts that enable attendees to better integrate outcome measures into their clinical and peer review processes. This session offers an opportunity to learn about the strengths and weaknesses of specific outcome measures that are commonly used to evaluate low back conditions. The concepts will be applied in case reviews from the perspectives of both a treating provider and a peer reviewer. Attendees will develop skills that they can immediately apply to clinical practice or peer review.
KBCE Approval # KBCE1329KBCE Peer Reviewer Approval # KBCE1329
PACE Course Number 86516
Terry Matthew Christopher, DC, MBA, CPC, CPMA, CPCO, CPB, CCPC
Dr. Christopher’s unique perspective allows him to help chiropractors and peer reviewers establish efficient processes to effectively address the medical necessity for chiropractic services. He is a Kentucky chiropractor, peer reviewer, and Certified Professional Coder (CPC) who holds a Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration in Healthcare Administration. He is a member of the Peer Review Committee of the Kentucky Board of Chiropractic Examiners. He also regularly contributes to insurance industry medical necessity guidelines and drafts clinical and coding guidance for national and state chiropractic associations. Lastly, he provides continuing education for groups of chiropractors, peer reviewers, expert witnesses, attorneys, coders, healthcare law enforcement officials, and insurance industry special investigators. Out of this vast practice and insurance industry experience, he will share information to help chiropractors and peer reviewers ensure that patients with musculoskeletal conditions have timely and sustainable access to the conservative treatments provided by chiropractors.
