Practical Recommendations for Enhancing the Care of Patients with Disability
Thank you for your interest in our web-based continuing education. The three modules below provide continuing education opportunities for physicians, nurses, and other health professionals. These modules have each been approved as web-based continuing education by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC: Training and Continuing Education Online [search "Disability"]
Each module is designed to focus on providing physicians with practical recommendations, tools and strategies to help enhance care for patients with disability. The objective is to help physicians identify small changes they can make to better meet the needs of their patients with disability and increase the quality of care for all patients.
Module I: Establishing a Foundation for Access, Interaction and Mutual Understanding
Establishing a Foundation for Access, Interaction and Mutual Understanding (WB2748) introduces the context of disability and provides approaches and techniques that can be used to establish a foundation for ensuring equal and adequate health care access, respectful interactions and shared understanding to achieve an office visit that is mutually successful.
Module II: Recommendations for Physical Examination & Clinical Management
Recommendations for Physical Examination & Clinical Management (WB2916) highlights approaches and techniques that can be used to modify the physical examination and inform clinical management decisions in order to meet the unique needs of each patient with disability.
Module III: Encouraging Partnerships Between Patients with Disability and Physicians
Encouraging Partnerships Between Patients with Disability and Physicians (WB2917) facilitates the importance of communication between physicians and their patients with disability and provides recommendations to enhance the physician patient partnership.