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Personal Injury for the 21st Century

Tracking # 20-1364381

$365.00

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Method Seminar
Dates Oct 3, 2026 - Oct 4, 2026

Course overview

Summary: In this course you will learn the most common mechanisms of injury in motor vehicle collision cases. We will review the process of tissue healing and timeline of healing and relate this information to appropriate methods of care for these cases. You will review appropriate examination procedures with emphasis on special testing and follow up care including referrals to other providers. Dr. Robertson will also review a concise treatment protocol utilizing low tech rehab, consistent re-examination and special testing and appropriate documentation that will improve the medico-legal foundation for your care. Learning Outcomes: By the end of the seminar, participants will be better able to: Accurately and appropriately diagnose injuries related to motor vehicle collisions Identify key indicators for referral to other medical professionals Justify a course of care related to an MVC utilizing multiple accepted guidelines Document injuries and progression of improvement throughout care for MVC injuries Create individualized treatment plans for patients who were involved in MVC

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Chiropractic Medicine

Chiropractic Physician

2h Record Keeping/Documentation and Coding
12h General
1h Ethics and Boundaries
1h Risk Management

Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners

Chiropractor

2h Risk Management
4h Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation
4h Research Trends
2h Professional Conduct/Boundaries Issues
4h Clinical documentation which includes insurance billing/reporting/coding and procedures

Michigan Board of Chiropractic

Chiropractor Special Volunteer

12h General
4h Ethics

North Carolina Board of Chiropractic Examiners

Doctor of Chiropractic

16h Chiropractic Continuing Education