(Recording) Webinar Series “Practice Essentials” with Stephen Janz: Seminar 2 'Keeping out of Trouble: Complying with Policies'
Webinar Series “Practice Essentials” with Stephen Janz: Seminar 2 'Keeping out of Trouble: Complying with Policies'
Clinical practice is impacted by a range of policies and legal requirements from CMBA infection control policies to GST and privacy laws and health fund record keeping requirements. It is easy to misunderstand or overlook some elements of these requirements and end up facing the consequences. This seminar will highlight areas to help practitioners stay up to date and keep out of trouble in their practice.
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Topic: Keeping out of Trouble: Complying with Policies
Presenter: Stephen Janz
Webinar recorded date: Wednesday 24 April 2024
Webinar duration: 1 hour
CPD: 1 point (professional issues)
Webinar Recording Tickets: AACMA Member $25, AACMA Student Member FREE, Non Member $50
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Good News: BUNDLE DEAL PRICE for all four webinars in the series and SAVE $$
Bundle Deal (4 x 1-hour webinars in 'Practice Essentials' Series):
AACMA Member $85, AACMA Student Member FREE, Non Member $170
- Seminar 1 'Starting a Business'
- Seminar 2 'Keeping out of Trouble: Complying with Policies'
- Seminar 3 'Tips for Patient Management'
- Seminar 4 'Forum on Business and Patient Management Issues'
Dates:
- Seminar 1: Wednesday 3 April 2024
- Seminar 2: Wednesday 24 April 2024
- Seminar 3: Wednesday 5 June 2024
- Seminar 4: TBA
Time: 7-8pm (AEST)
CPD: 4 professional issues points in total, 1 point per webinar
About the Presenter
Stephen Janz graduated in 1988 and joined the Australian Acupuncture Association board in 1991, serving as president in 1995-96. He has been active in a range of professional issues throughout his career. He was the chair of the policy committee to the inaugural Chinee Medicine Board of Australia, and he was the project manager and co-author of the Acupuncture Evidence Project. Stephen was awarded life membership of AACMA in 2017 and continues in private practice.
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