The Application of CRISP® in Functioning as a PSP in the Care of Patients with Cervical Disorders | Courses

LOCATION

Online

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DESCRIPTION

This course will serve as an introduction to the Primary Spine Practitioner role in the healthcare system as well as the knowledge and skill necessary to serve in that role. It is a three-part course; however, each course date may be taken individually. There is no pre-requisite to take any other course date within this series.

The series will cover: 1) the current state of the healthcare system related to spine related disorders and the emerging new role – the primary spine practitioner; 2) utilizing the CRISP® protocols to apply the biopsychosocial model (biological, psychological and social factors) in the diagnosis and management of patients with lumbopelvic problems and; 3) utilizing the CRISP® protocols to apply the biopsychosocial model (biological, psychological and social factors) in the diagnosis and management of patients with cervical problems.

License Approval
State/ Org.	Type	Approval Code	Credits
BC	DC	† PreApproved	2
CO	DC	† PreApproved	2
CT	DC	† PreApproved	2
DC	DC	† PreApproved	2
DE	DC	† PreApproved	2
FL	DC	Pending	2
GA	DC	† Preapproved	2
IA	DC	† PreApproved	2
ID	DC	† PreApproved	2
IL	DC	† PreApproved	2
IN	DC	† PreApproved	2
KY	DC	Not Accepted	2
LA	DC	Not Accepted	2
MA	DC	† PreApproved	2
MB	DC	† PreApproved	2
MD	DC	† PreApproved	2
MI	DC	† Preapproved	2
MN	DC	Approved	2
MS	DC	Not Accepted	2
MT	DC	† PreApproved	2
NB	DC	† PreApproved	2
NC	DC	† PreApproved	2
ND	DC	† PreApproved	2
NE	DC	† PreApproved	2
NH	DC	† PreApproved	2
NJ	DC	† PreApproved	2
NY	DC	Pending	2
OH	DC	† PreApproved	2
ON	DC	† PreApproved	2
OR	DC	† PreApproved	2
PR	DC	† PreApproved	2
QC	DC	† PreApproved	2
RI	DC	† PreApproved	2
SC	DC	† PreApproved	2
SK	DC	† PreApproved	2
UT	DC	† PreApproved	2
VA	DC	† PreApproved	2
VT	DC	† PreApproved	2
WA	DC	† PreApproved	2
WI	DC	Not Accepted	2
WY	DC	† PreApproved	2

† This seminar is valid for CE credits in "pre-approved" states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board. It remains attendees' responsibility to contact the state board(s) from which they seek continuing education credits for purposes of ensuring said board(s) approves both the delivery method and content as they relate to this event.