Documentation of Balance, Movement & Posture (2 CE Doc)

Instructor: Dr. Steven P. Weiniger, DC, DIANM, CPEP

PART E – Effective documentation of fall risk, movement, balance and posture patterns is crucial for clinical practice. We’ll explore a systematic approach to objectively document the most used fall risk measures. Observing and recording the functional and visible expression of postural balance fulfills the recommended CDC screenings for fall risk. In addition to establishing medical necessity and supporting appropriate clinical decision-making, balance and posture screening provides meaningful clinical data for tracking patient progress.

Learn methods to document postural states and changes through photography while ensuring regulatory compliance. Participants will master documentation protocols to enhance patient records, support medical necessity claims, and facilitate effective care coordination.

 Clinical Nutrition: Vitamins D, E, A & K (2 CE Nutrition)

Instructor: Dr. Alan Cook, DC

PART F –The human body has a unique metabolic chemistry. Is a daily multi vitamin sufficient?   Can you (and should you) take more than the recommended daily requirement? Fat-soluble vitamins like D and E present a fascinating paradox—essential for health yet potentially harmful in excess due to their storage in body tissues. This exploration examines the “vital amines” crucial to mammalian biochemistry, focusing on human requirements, the balancing act between deficiency and toxicity, and the current science of nutritional optimization beyond minimum daily requirements.

Not all vitamins are created equal, nor do they function identically in the body. Vitamins A and K exemplify this complexity as fat-soluble nutrients with profound effects on human health. Both can be obtained through diverse dietary sources—yet present different considerations regarding absorption, storage, and optimal intake levels.

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