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PBC01 - Professional Boundaries in Clinical Practice: The Power Relationship Revisited

This program is a review of current thinking regarding professional boundaries and sexual misconduct in the health care professional environment, as well the regulatory Board's management of such cases.

It describes and clarifies those thinking patterns and actions which lead to improper conduct, as well as the doctor's role in managing the doctor-patient relationship. The program describes the substantial damage resulting from such improper conduct.

It also explains the doctors role as being subordinate to the disparity of power in the relationship, and provides strategies you can employ to forestall making bad decisions.

Session Detail O2401.PBC01.1

Schedule:

1 CE hour (professional boundaries). Online classes are available for 365 days from date of purchase. CE credit (if applicable) is earned in the calendar year the course is completed.

Price:

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Chiropractor Approval Numbers	ND approved
	IA approved
	SD approved
	MN 84608 (2024)

Instructors (listed in order of appearance)

Name

Additional Resources

Larry Spicer

Biography:

Dr. Spicer has been in the health care profession for 51 years as a lecturer, author, educator,practitioner, consultant and regulator, and has recently become certified in animal chiropractic. He has taught many health care subjects including radiation physics, anatomy, physiology, and chiropractic technique, as well as regulatory and professional boundary issues. He has taught throughout the country and in many other parts of the world including Japan and Korea, where he was one of the instructors for the medical component of the Korean Olympic Committee preparing for the 1988 Olympics.

Dr. Spicer recently retired after 24 years as the Executive Director of the Minnesota Board of Chiropractic Examiners, which was selected as the Outstanding Chiropractic Licensing Board in the country three years after he took office, and in 2003 he was recognized as the outstanding chiropractic regulator in the country. Dr. Spicer currently serves as adjunct faculty at Northwestern Health Sciences University.