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110th KAC Annual Convention | Sports Medicine Radiology: A Case-based Approach for Chiropractors with Dr. Beverly Harger

Total Credits: 2 including 2 CE Hours

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Speaker:
Dr Beverly Harger, DC, DACBR
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2 CEs
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Description

This course will be available after the live event September 2026.

This course was applied for continuing education credit from September 26, 2026 - September 26, 2027, for the state of Kentucky.

All components (video, quiz, affidavit, participation codes, evaluation, etc.) must be completed between September 26, 2026 - September 26, 2027 to count for continuing education credit in Kentucky.

Note: Date of completion will be when you complete the last component - so even if you watch the hours on different days, do NOT complete all of the quizzes on the same day or it will look like you watched all of your hours in 1 day.

Title: Sports Medicine Radiology: A Case-based Approach for Chiropractors
Speaker: Dr. Beverly Harger, DC, DACBR
CEs: 2 hours
Sponsor:

Course description and Outline

This 2‑hour case‑based course is designed for chiropractors who manage athletes and active individuals across all competitive levels. Through real clinical scenarios, attendees will enhance their ability to integrate radiologic findings with functional biomechanics, manual therapy planning, and evidence‑informed return‑to‑play decision‑making. The course emphasizes subtle imaging clues that impact chiropractic management, including identifying when musculoskeletal injuries are safe to treat conservatively and when advanced imaging, co‑management, or referral is warranted. Participants will review X‑ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound applications relevant to sports injuries of the spine and extremities, including stress injuries, ligamentous instability, cartilage lesions, and high‑risk fracture patterns. This course supports improved diagnostic confidence, greater safety, and optimized sports performance outcomes.

Learner Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

Interpret common sports‑related imaging findings and connect them to functional movement patterns and chiropractic management.

Select appropriate imaging based on mechanism of injury, red‑flag screening, and likely tissue involvement.

Differentiate stable from unstable injuries that may contraindicate manipulation or require orthopedic referral.

Recognize subtle radiographic/MRI clues that impact rehabilitation, loading progressions, and return‑to‑play timelines.

Use case‑based reasoning to develop safe, evidence‑informed treatment plans.

Originally recorded as a part of our 110th KAC Annual Convention September 26-27, 2026

KBCE Approval # Application pending
PACE Course Number 90901
NCMIC Eligible Discount

This course counts towards the NCMIC premium discount. Take 8 CEs of NCMIC sponsored content in 1-year to receive the discount. Contact NCMIC to learn more and take advantage of this offier.


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Event: 110th KAC Annual Convention
Topic: Investigating Radiology Errors in Spine and Appendicular Conditions (2 CEs) and Sports Medicine Radiology: A Case Based Approach (2 CEs)
Hours: 2 CEs each session (4 total)
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Dr. Beverly Harger creates an interactive learning environment that stimulates interest in the role of imaging in patient care. Her programs motivate clinicians to remain up to date on current concepts in clinical imaging. Her imaging presentations are interesting and helpful in providing doctors with practical radiographic and clinical information for their daily practice.

Dr. Harger is a chiropractic radiologist with more than 28 years of clinical experience. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from University of Western States (UWS) in 1987. In 1992, she completed her radiology residency at UWS and attained her diplomate status from the American Chiropractic Board of Radiology. She is a professor and director of the MS in diagnostic imaging. as well as the clinical radiologist for UWS.

Her presentations address the importance of knowing imaging algorithms and understanding when imaging has a role in establishing diagnosis. Utilizing radiology case studies, clinicians will learn to differentiate many common conditions and not-so-common conditions, along with patient history and physical examination.

Dr. Harger holds memberships in the ACA Council on Diagnostic Imaging and the American Chiropractic College of Radiology. She was named the UWS Outstanding Faculty in 2013.

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